A Platform-Based Design Methodology for the Electronic System Level
Douglas Densmore, Abhijit Davare

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Douglas Densmore, Abhijit Davare. "A Platform-Based Design Methodology for the Electronic System Level". VDM Verlag, 2008, 978-3836473149.

Abstract
Embedded electronic system design is currently faced with increasing levels of complexity, heterogeneity, and time-to-market demands. In order to cope with these pressures, abstraction and modularity are becoming cornerstones of today's design methodologies. However, if not accompanied by robust design frameworks and flows, they will not be successful. This book describes a number of frameworks and design flows which use a technique called Platform-based Design which addresses these concerns explicitly. This book discusses the emergence of Electronic System Level Design, the Metropolis and Metro II design frameworks, refinement verification and characterization techniques, as well as case studies in the areas of multimedia and distributed electronic system design. This work should be of interest to professionals and graduate students working in the areas of electronic design automation and embedded software design.

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  @book{DensmoreDavare08_PlatformBasedDesignMethodologyForElectronicSystemLevel,
      author = {Douglas Densmore and Abhijit Davare},
      title = {A Platform-Based Design Methodology for the
                Electronic System Level},
      publisher = {VDM Verlag},
      year = {2008},
      isbn = {978-3836473149},
      abstract = {Embedded electronic system design is currently
                faced with increasing levels of complexity,
                heterogeneity, and time-to-market demands. In
                order to cope with these pressures, abstraction
                and modularity are becoming cornerstones of
                today's design methodologies. However, if not
                accompanied by robust design frameworks and flows,
                they will not be successful. This book describes a
                number of frameworks and design flows which use a
                technique called Platform-based Design which
                addresses these concerns explicitly. This book
                discusses the emergence of Electronic System Level
                Design, the Metropolis and Metro II design
                frameworks, refinement verification and
                characterization techniques, as well as case
                studies in the areas of multimedia and distributed
                electronic system design. This work should be of
                interest to professionals and graduate students
                working in the areas of electronic design
                automation and embedded software design. },
      URL = {http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/471.html}
  }
  

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