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Taxonomies for the Development and Verification of Digital Systems

Brian Bailey, Grant Martin, Thomas Anderson, 2010
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The book "Taxonomies for the Development and Verification of Digital Systems" offers a comprehensive analysis of the terminology used in electronic design automation (EDA). It addresses the challenges posed by inconsistent terminology among engineers, managers, suppliers, and customers. The authors, Grant Martin, Thomas Anderson, and Brian Bailey, have developed a structured taxonomy that allows for the definition of significant industry terms and clarifies their relationships. This work has its roots in a government program from 1995 and has been further developed by the VSIA. The book serves as an important reference to promote a common understanding in the EDA industry and improve communication among the various stakeholders.

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Author
Brian BaileyGrant MartinThomas Anderson
Year
2010
Book cover
Paperback

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Item number
55381362
Publisher
Springer
Category
Reference books
Release date
4.3.2025

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Author
Brian BaileyGrant MartinThomas Anderson
Year
2010
Book cover
Paperback

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0,5 kg
Climate contribution
EUR 0,12

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