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ESL Design in SystemC AMS: Introducing a top-down design methodology for mixed-signal systems: Invited

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For the design and verification of a heterogeneous system architecture containing analog, digital, and software functionality, the use of modern languages and advanced Electronic System-Level (ESL) top-down design methodologies becomes fundamental. This paper will present the industrial application of the SystemC analog/mixed-signal (AMS) extensions in combination with SystemC and other C++ libraries, to enable mixed-signal system-level design of a Magneto Resistive Sensor product. It will demonstrate an efficient top-down design and early verification approach by creating an accurate mixed-signal virtual prototype for concept development and architecture exploration, bringing high modelling fidelity and high simulation speed.

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      DAC '17: Proceedings of the 54th Annual Design Automation Conference 2017
      June 2017
      533 pages
      ISBN:9781450349277
      DOI:10.1145/3061639

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