Architectural synthesis of high-level analogue VHDL-AMS descriptions using netlist extraction from parse trees
Architectural synthesis of high-level analogue VHDL-AMS descriptions using netlist extraction from parse trees
A technique of translating high-level analogue dynamic system behavioural models from VHDL-AMS parse trees into circuit-level netlists is described. The primary application of this work is automatic synthesis of general analogue dynamic systems with feedback. The technique is demonstrated with a practical example of Lorenz's chaos system synthesis.
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Asensi, G.D.
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Kazmierski, T.J.
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Merino, R.R.
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28 September 2000
Asensi, G.D.
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Kazmierski, T.J.
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Merino, R.R.
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Asensi, G.D., Kazmierski, T.J. and Merino, R.R.
(2000)
Architectural synthesis of high-level analogue VHDL-AMS descriptions using netlist extraction from parse trees.
Electronics Letters, 36 (20), .
(doi:10.1049/el:20001202).
Abstract
A technique of translating high-level analogue dynamic system behavioural models from VHDL-AMS parse trees into circuit-level netlists is described. The primary application of this work is automatic synthesis of general analogue dynamic systems with feedback. The technique is demonstrated with a practical example of Lorenz's chaos system synthesis.
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Published date: 28 September 2000
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