System-on-a-Chip - Reusable Design Methodology (3rd Edition)

Author: Shen Ge
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Publish Date: 2000-05-01
Features: This book is a classic in the field of SoC design. Many of its fundamental concepts on IP-based SoC design methods have been referenced by the VSI Alliance International Standards Organization. The content of this book is primarily derived from the author's practical experience and theoretical knowledge in integrated circuit design engineering. The book consists of 13 chapters, with the first five chapters introducing foundational knowledge on SoC design, including the SoC design process, system-level design issues (including rules and tools), core design process, and RTL coding guidelines. It then further elaborates on practical methods in SoC design. The book systematically explains the application methods of SoC reusable design methodologies in integrated circuit design practice in areas such as IP core synthesis guidelines, IP core verification guidelines, developing hard IP cores, IP core configuration, packaging for reusable designs, integration with reusable IP cores, system-level verification, and data and project management. Finally, it takes the SoC design practices of internationally renowned integrated circuit design companies as examples to illustrate the most advanced technologies in modern SoC design. This book can serve as a professional teaching material for undergraduate and graduate students in microelectronics, electronic engineering, and computer graphics and image processing. It can also be used as a reference for engineering technicians engaged in integrated circuit design, electronic technology, electrical engineering, and computer engineering.