Leaf Cell and Hierarchical Compaction Techniques, Hardcover by Bamji, Cyrus; ...

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Item Weight: 33.5 Oz Series: The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science Ser. Publication Name: Leaf Cell and Hierarchical Compaction Techniques Book Title: Leaf Cell and Hierarchical Compaction Techniques Number of Pages: Xiv, 161 Pages Author: Ravi Varadarajan, Cyrus Bamji ISBN: 9780792399469 Language: English Item Width: 6.1 in Type: Textbook Publication Year: 1997 Item Length: 9.3 in Subject: Cad-Cam, Electronics / Circuits / Integrated, Electronics / Circuits / General, Electrical, Computer Vision & Pattern Recognition Subject Area: Computers, Technology & Engineering width: 6.1 in Publisher: Springer Format: Hardcover

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Leaf Cell and Hierarchical Compaction Techniques, Hardcover by Bamji, Cyrus; .... Leaf Cell and Hierarchical Compaction Techniques, Hardcover by Bamji, Cyrus; Varadarajan, Ravi, ISBN 0792399463, ISBN-13 9780792399469, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Presents novel algorithms developed for the compaction of large layouts. First, new ideas for compaction of leaf cells are presented, followed by descriptions of new approaches for hierarchical pitch- matching compaction and an introduction to the concept of a minimum design. Finally, a new representation for designs called virtual interface, which allows for efficient topological specification and representation of hierarchical layouts, is outlined. This representation binds all of the algorithms and their implementations into an intuitive, easy-to-use system. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or. Leaf Cell and Hierarchical Compaction Techniques, Hardcover by Bamji, Cyrus; Varadarajan, Ravi, ISBN 0792399463, ISBN-13 9780792399469, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Presents novel algorithms developed for the compaction of large layouts. First, new ideas for compaction of leaf cells are presented, followed by descriptions of new approaches for hierarchical pitch- matching compaction and an introduction to the concept of a minimum design. Finally, a new representation for designs called virtual interface, which allows for efficient topological specification and representation of hierarchical layouts, is outlined. This representation binds all of the algorithms and their implementations into an intuitive, easy-to-use system. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.