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[This chapter discusses important SOC design techniques, focusing on logic design, optimization, and HDL modelling of SOC designs. The topics covered in this chapter are the logic fundamentals like synchronous and asynchronous logic, sequential and combinational logic designs, speed matching, finite-state machines, hardware accelerators, NOC architecture for SOC design and RTL modelling techniques, and HDL coding styles for synthesis. It covers the importance of standard cell libraries in automatic cell-based designs and the different design file formats used in the SOC design flow. The reader is advised to refer to VLSI logic design books for a fundamental understanding of VLSI design and books on hardware description languages like System Verilog and VHDL for basic understanding of HDL language constructs.]
Published: Dec 14, 2022
Keywords: Synchronous design; Asynchronous design; Sequential circuits; Combinational circuits; Asynchronous reset; Synchronous reset; Clock domain crossover; Network on chip; NOC; HDL; System Verilog; VHDL; FSMs; Hard macro; Soft macro; Modeling styles
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