Symbolic simulation: a new approach to automated electronic circuit design

Konczykowska, A.; Mulawka, Jan J.; Bon, M.

doi:10.1109/aiia.1988.13296

Proceedings of the International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Industrial Applications

DOI: 10.1109/aiia.1988.13296

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Symbolic simulation: a new approach to automated electronic circuit design

A. Konczykowska¹,

Jan J. Mulawka²,

M. Bon³

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“…Comparison of symbolic results and symbolic specifications occurs in symbolic synthesis process. Storing and sorting important amount of symbolic results is necessary for exhaustive structures' generation[4]. When generating design formulas we meet either the case of new structures exploration, or sizing fctrmulas where the topology is fixed but parameters may depend strongly on the application [SI.…”

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Symbolic simulation for efficient repetitive analysis and artificial intelligence techniques in CAD

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IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems

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A.gnieozka KONCZYXWSKA. niche1 BON Centre National d'Etudes des l4l&xmmunicatioru Wratoirs de Baqneux 196, N e Rsvera. 92220 BAGNEOX. FRANCE This paper prssents en -ieu of the syrbolic approach for circuit simulation end describes ita trro d n applicatim arean : ( 1 ) fnrt rspetitins Uulysis, auch U noadad for statistical analysis .ad optirixatim, ani ( 2 ) circuit design m i s t a d by artificial intelligmzce end related t.chaiw. such U for n e w circuit arrhitectun iovrstiqetion. T w ddicatsd fuIly s m l i c simulators arm JIM daurihed i r p l u a t i n g t h i s syrbolicapproach: SCY?lBAL. a simulator for switched-capacitor circuit. (SCNa) ani the first mtalirhrd of its kiod, and SYBILIN. a simulator for -log sic-circuits (HICs,hXICs,. . . I . To illustrate the new c a m i l l t i e 8 off-to dasiguara by t h . w syatalic simulators, prartical design task#, carriod cut vith the help of ScpneAL .ad SYBILIN in both &aim of cmputsr intamive repetitive mrlyaia a& avtoutad architectum gsau.tim ani optimization. are a1.o prs.ult6.i.

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Analog design optimization using symbolic approach

Konczykowska

Bon

1991

1991 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS)

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Symbolic simulation: a new approach to automated electronic circuit design

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Function evaluation in symbolic analysis

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Symbolic simulation for efficient repetitive analysis and artificial intelligence techniques in CAD

Analog design optimization using symbolic approach

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