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VHDL description of self-checking logic circuits

Published: 31 March 1996 Publication History

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The mainstream of current digital circuit design strategy is top-down, where the design process is divided into many phases. A designer starts with a high level description of a circuit, e.g. VHDL, and goes through the design phases to reach mask layout level. This paper develops a set of rules that can be applied to any VHDL description of a logic circuit such that the synthesized gate level circuit is self-checking. Therefore, for a given VHDL description of a logic circuit these rules will transform/modify the existing VHDL code into another equivalent code such that the resulting synthesized circuit will be self-checking. Such a VHDL code is called self-checking VHDL.
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    SSST '96: Proceedings of the 28th Southeastern Symposium on System Theory (SSST '96)
    March 1996
    ISBN:0818673524

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    IEEE Computer Society

    United States

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    Published: 31 March 1996

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    1. VHDL description
    2. built-in self test
    3. gate level circuit
    4. hardware description languages
    5. logic CAD
    6. self-checking
    7. self-checking VHDL
    8. self-checking logic circuits

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