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ORCID12th DAC 1975: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
- Robert B. Hitchcock Sr., Donald J. Humcke, Stephen A. Szygenda:
Proceedings of the 12th Design Automation Conference, DAC '75, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, June 23-25, 1975. ACM 1975 - William M. van Cleemput, R. F. Allum, James G. Linders:
On the status of design automation in canada. 1-7 - Wilfried Rottmann:
An integrated system for computer design. 8-14 - Ingmar Höglund, L. Fransson, A. A. Almen, Bengt Magnhagen, Eskil Kjelkerud, Owe Thessén:
Design automation of electronics in Sweden. 15-22 - P. Ciompi, Luca Simoncini, Marco Tomljanovich, Giorgio Valle:
State of the art and trends in Design Automation in Italy. 23-31 - Luigi Gilli, Francesco Olla:
A new algebraic procedure for the simulation of large digital networks. 32-41 - Edward W. Thompson, Robert F. Bridge:
A module interface specification language. 42-49 - Nitta P. Dooner, Janice R. Lourie:
The application software engineering tool. 50-61 - Nancy F. Bern:
John Hancock's experience with productivity techniques. 62-68 - S. Peter de Jong, Moshé M. Zloof:
Application design within the system for business automation (SBA). 69-76 - G. Blain, A. Labarthe, J.-C. Rault:
The system bal: a technique for spreading the use of CAD techniques within an industrial environment. 77-84 - Cliff W. Hemming Jr., John M. Hemphill:
Digital logic simulation models and evolving technology. 85-94 - Paul Kozak, Herman K. Gummel, Basant R. Chawla:
Operational features of an MOS timing simulator. 95-101 - Paul Losleben:
Computer aided LSI circuit design: A relationship between topology and performance. 102-104 - Edward W. Thompson, Stephen A. Szygenda:
Three levels of accuracy for the simulation of different fault types in digital systems. 105-113 - Shigehiro Funatsu, Nobuo Wakatsuki, Toshihiro Arima:
Test generation systems in Japan. 114-122 - I. Alleva, M. G. Corti, R. Galimberti, F. Pescarolo:
A simulation system for implementation and evaluation of diagnostic programs of a special-purpose telecommunication switching processor. 123-133 - A. Giugliano, F. Bosisio:
Present and future on P.C.B. layout design automation system at SIT-Siemens. 134-143 - Francesca Albertini, Alberto Ascagni, P. Jabes, Alberto Stefanini:
Integrated automation program (I.A.P.) for an electronic switching system. 144-151 - Martin J. Welt:
NOMAD: A printed wiring board layout system. 152-161 - Charles F. Shupe:
Automatic component placement in the nomad system. 162-172 - Neil R. Quinn Jr.:
The placement problem as viewed from the physics of classical mechanics. 173-178 - René Jacquart, Philippe Régnier, François-Régis Valette, Jack Foisseau:
Current trends in the development of integrated general purpose CAD systems. 180-188 - W. Jean Sherman:
Program function test definition using a three-value simulator. 189-194 - Edward W. Thompson, N. Billawala:
The software engineering technique of data hiding as applied to multi-level model implementation of logical devices in digital simulation. 195-201 - Tze-Thong Chien, Saul Serben, William A. Taylor, Paolo Rolando:
A computer-aided minimum cost transfer machine layout design. 202-209 - François Prunet, Denis Floutier, J. M. Dumas:
Computer aided design of industrial control systems. 210-219 - Daniel E. Whitney:
Practical results with CADSYS. 220-223 - Václav Rajlich:
A CAD system for unified hardware-software design. 224-230 - Günter Enderle, Ernst G. Schlechtendahl:
The CAD-system REGENT. 231-240 - Tohru Moto-Oka, Tadashi Kurachi, Tsutomu Shiino, Masakatsu Sugimoto:
Logic design system in Japan. 241-250 - P. A. Arneberg, Einar J. Aas:
Design automation in norway. 251-256 - Glenn R. Case:
A statistical method for test sequence evaluation. 257-260 - Donald M. Schuler, Ernst G. Ulrich, Thomas E. Baker, Susan P. Bryant:
Random test generation using concurrent logic simulation. 261-267 - Lubomyr M. Zobniw:
Real time diagnosis using single pin probe. 268-285 - Philip S. Wilcox, W. J. L. McCready:
An emulator for an automatic test system. 286-289 - John L. Fike:
Predicting fault detectability in combinational circuits - a new design tool? 290-295 - Judith G. Brinsfield, S. R. Tarrant:
Computer aids for multilayer printed wiring board design. 296-305 - John C. Foster:
Prerouting analysis programs. 306-310 - G. J. Miron, S. R. Tarrant:
The automatic printed wire routing system of BACKIS. 311-316 - Peter L. Ciampi:
A system for solution of the placement problem. 317-323 - R. J. Brennan:
An algorithm for automatic line routing on Schematic Drawings. 324-330 - Eric Teicholz:
The computer in the space planning process. 331-344 - Hideo Matsuka, Toshihiro Kawai, Sakae Uno:
Integrated Designer's Activity Support System for Architecture. 345-354 - J. Kirk Robertson:
Computer Aided Design in D. P. W. 355-360 - Douglas C. Schmidt, Larry E. Druffel:
An iterative algorithm for placement and assignment of integrated circuits. 361-368 - Tadakatsu Ishiga, Tokinori Kozawa, Shoji Sato:
A logic partitioning procedure by interchanging clusters. 369-377 - Hans-Joachim Gröger:
A new approach to structural partitioning of computer logic. 378-383 - Hitoshi Yoshizawa, Hiroshi Kawanishi, K. Kani:
A heuristic procedure for ordering MOS arrays. 384-393 - John C. Foster:
The evolution of an integrated data base. 394-398 - A. J. Korenjak, A. H. Teger:
An integrated CAD data base system. 399-406 - Giorgio Valle:
Relational data handling techniques in integrated circuit mask layout procedures. 407-413 - Henry S. Baird, Y. Eric Cho:
An artwork design verification system. 414-420 - Charles W. Rose, M. Albarran:
Modeling and design description of hierarchical hardware/software systems. 421-430 - Paul Losleben:
Design validation in hierarchical systems. 431-438 - Hiroyuki Mory:
Assembly drawings and bills of material creating system (ADMS). 439-448
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