Paper Info
Title
A logic design front-end for improved engineering productivity
Abstract
We have developed Design and Verification (DAV) as a new design front-end for the IBM Engineering Design System. DAV is a menu-driven system with powerful graphics capabilities for the entry and verification of a logic design. The design is hierarchically structured, using high-level technology-independent operators that can be simulated and verified at a purely logical level, then transformed into specific technologies and checked for LSSD rules and physical design constraints. The stated goals of DAV are for the product to get to the market in 30% less time, with 40% lower design cost, and with 98% percent of the errors removed prior to hardware prototyping. We expect to achieve these goals fully.
Year
DOI
Venue
1983
10.1109/DAC.1983.1585656
DAC
Keywords
Field
DocType
hardware prototyping,physical design constraint,menu-driven system,new design front-end,high-level technology-independent operator,lssd rule,logic design,lower design cost,logic design front-end,logical level,ibm engineering design system,improved engineering productivity,productivity,process design,fault coverage,front end,product,physical design,job design,very large scale integration,design automation,yield,engineering design,testing,graphics
Front and back ends,Graphics,Logic synthesis,Computer science,Electronic engineering,Electronic design automation,Process design,Engineering design process,Physical design,Very-large-scale integration
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
0-8186-0026-8
4
3.08
References 
Authors
6
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Frank Rubin143.08
Paul W. Horstmann2124.16