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Practical Problems In Vlsi Physical Design Automation 1st Edition Sung Kyu Lim

Name: Practical Problems In Vlsi Physical Design Automation 1st Edition Sung Kyu Lim
SKU: BELL-1188198
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Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.73 MB

Pages: 292

Author: Sung Kyu Lim

ISBN: 9781402066269, 9781402066276, 1402066260, 1402066279

Language: English

Year: 2008

Edition: 1

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Practical Problems In Vlsi Physical Design Automation 1st Edition Sung Kyu Lim by Sung Kyu Lim 9781402066269, 9781402066276, 1402066260, 1402066279 instant download after payment.

Practical Problems in VLSI Physical Design Automation contains problems and solutions related to various well-known algorithms used in VLSI physical design automation. Dr. Lim believes that the best way to learn new algorithms is to walk through a small example by hand. This knowledge will greatly help understand, analyze, and improve some of the well-known algorithms. The author has designed and taught a graduate-level course on physical CAD for VLSI at Georgia Tech. Over the years he has written his homework with such a focus and has maintained typeset version of the solutions.