Vladimir Zolotov

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Published: 1993
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2005
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Murat R. Becer, Vladimir Zolotov, Rajendran Panda, Amir Grinshpon, Ilan Algor, Rafi Levy, Chanhee Oh:
Pessimism reduction in crosstalk noise aware STA. ICCAD 2005: 954-961
2004
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Chanhee Oh, Haldun Haznedar, Martin Gall, Amir Grinshpon, Vladimir Zolotov, Pon Sung Ku, Rajendran Panda:
A Methodology for Chip-Level Electromigration Risk Assessment and Product Qualification. ISQED 2004: 232-237
2002
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Vladimir Zolotov, David T. Blaauw, Supamas Sirichotiyakul, Murat R. Becer, Chanhee Oh, Rajendran Panda, Amir Grinshpon, Rafi Levy:
Noise propagation and failure criteria for VLSI designs. ICCAD 2002: 587-594
2000
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Rafi Levy, David T. Blaauw, Gabi Braca, Aurobindo Dasgupta, Amir Grinshpon, Chanhee Oh, Boaz Orshav, Supamas Sirichotiyakul, Vladimir Zolotov:
ClariNet: a noise analysis tool for deep submicron design. DAC 2000: 233-238

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