Overview of Trends in VSLI & Embedded Systems Book

VLSI featuring deep sub-micron, has emerged as a very important technology to provide enormous amount of processing power and functionality to modern electronics. Ubiquitous Computing and Embedded Systems are revolutionizing every walk of our daily lives, be it health, education, consumer electronics, telecom, industrial products manufacturing, and just about everything. With the advancements in silicon processing technologies for MEMS, NEMS and RF components, many of the formerly external components can now be integrated into a single System-on-Chip which has resulted in dramatic improvements in performance while reduction in the size, cost and power consumption of electronic systems of today. Complexity in such systems arises not only from the diversity of the technologies, from sensors and actuators and RF front-ends to base-band DSP software, etc., that must be integrated on-chip comprising of tens of millions of transistors, but also from the fact that such systems must be increasingly built from parts that have been designed separately and using different tools and flows. The Indian Microelectronics Society Conference every year provides a leading forum to bring together researchers and designers from academia, R&D institutions and industry in the multidisciplinary design and technology aspects of VLSI and Embedded Systems and explore emerging trends, novel ideas and concepts in these two vital areas.

• Book Type :

Not Available

• Book Binding :

Paperback

• Language :

English

• Number of Pages :

450 pages

• ISBN - 10 :

0230633838

• Trends in VSLI & Embedded Systems Published On :

2007

• Resource:

Not Available

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