Title
Universal data model platform: the data-centric evolution for system level codesign
Abstract
The rapidly increasing complexity of integrated circuit design is evolving to a more data-centric design scenario that supports sharing of design information. This paper presents the concepts of universal data model platform (UDMP) which introduce the data-centric design revolution into the domain of system level design to support better cooperation of individual steps in electronic design automation (EDA) industry. The goal of UDMP is to provide a set of universal data models which enables wide variety of codesign tools to be integrated tightly and revitalizes the connection between universities and the EDA industry. Furthermore, an application programming interface (API) takes the place of traditional low-bandwidth file formats to provide access to the internal data models, thus improves efficiency of design iteration. The well-constructed structure of UDMP brings some challenges for the architects as well as current system level researchers and designers. The concepts of UDMP are applied to a simplified interface synthesis flow which contains three algorithms. Primary experiment results show that these algorithms are simplified with a running time reduction by about 10% for selected designs
Year
DOI
Venue
2006
10.1109/CSCWD.2006.253098
CSCWD
Keywords
Field
DocType
application programming interface,application program interfaces,codesign,data-centric,data-centric design revolution,electronic design automation industry,universal data model platform,data models,hardware-software codesign,integrated circuit design,universal data model,design iteration,system level design,interface synthesis flow,electronic design automation,codesign tools,data centric,design methodology,data model,manufacturing,databases,computer science,application program interface
Database-centric architecture,Data modeling,Computer architecture,Software engineering,Computer science,Electronic system-level design and verification,Design flow,Integrated circuit design,Electronic design automation,Application programming interface,Data model
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
1-4244-0165-8
0
0.34
References 
Authors
6
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Kun Tong101.35
Jinian Bian217531.31
Haili Wang3174.48