SOC Principle, Implementation, and Application

Author: Wang Daoyan
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book provides a detailed and comprehensive account of the development of systems and integrated circuits, primarily introducing system-on-chip (SoC) design methods centered on system-level design on EDA tool platforms. Starting from the design of basic unit circuits and using VHDL as the primary design language, the book discusses the design of various typical digital integrated systems, as well as the two fundamental approaches to SoC implementation: the use of high-density programmable logic devices (HDPLD) for semi-customized designs and the implementation of fully customized application-specific integrated circuits (ASIC). The book is divided into nine chapters, covering main topics such as integrated circuit processes and basic SoC principles, fundamental digital circuit design, hardware description language VHDL, the design of basic digital logic elements, hierarchical design of system-on-chip, programmable logic devices, ASIC design, and testable structure design. The language is smooth and the narrative is progressive, explaining the fundamental principles and design implementation of SoC. This book provides a detailed account of the rich content of SoC principles and design implementation in digital circuits, making it a valuable resource for circuit and chip design professionals and enthusiasts, as well as a suitable textbook for undergraduate and vocational college students.