A computational approach to VLSI analog design
Abstract A new technique for the design of analog VLSI is described. Borrowing from digital design technology concepts, an analog processor is described which can be digitally programmed to execute a small but powerful set of analog operations. At a very high level of abstraction these instructions...
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