Add to ORKGIn this paper, we introduce a new graph partitioning problem that stems from a multiple-chip design style in which there is a chip library of chips containing predesigned circuit components (e.g. adders, multipliers etc) which are frequently used. Given an arbitrary circuit data flow graph, we have to realize the circuit by appropriately choosing a set of chips from the chip library. In selecting chips from the chip library to realize a given circuit, both the number of chips used and the interconnection cost are to be minimized. Our new graph partitioning problem models this chip selection problem. We present an efficient solution to this problem
Partitioning can speed up overlong VLSI design processes by enabling process parallelization. To ach...
AbstractA new divide-and-conquer framework for VLSI graph layout is introduced. Universally close up...
Our approach to the problem of partitioning the design (represented as a hypergraph) into Multi-FPGA...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we introduce a new graph partitioning problem that stems from a multiple-...
1 Traditionally, the circuit partitioning problem is done by rst modeling a circuit as a graph and t...
This paper considers the problem of finding low cost chip set for a minimum cost partitioning of a l...
The tutorial introduces the partitioning with applications to VLSI circuit designs. The problem form...
The approach presented in this paper particularly addresses the second objective: Minimization of de...
Many problems appearing in scientific computing and other areas can be formulated as a graph parti...
The physical design of a VLSI circuit involves circuit partitioning as a subtask. Typically, it is n...
AbstractLogical testing of integrated circuits is an indispensable part of their fabrication. Exhaus...
The NP complete problem of the graph bisection is a mayor problem occurring in the design of VLSI ch...
[[abstract]]Circuit partitioning is one of the central problems in VLSI system design. The primary o...
[[abstract]]The authors propose an efficient and effective algorithm for system partitioning under t...
In this paper we consider the problem of k-partitioning the nodes of a graph with capacity restricti...
Partitioning can speed up overlong VLSI design processes by enabling process parallelization. To ach...
AbstractA new divide-and-conquer framework for VLSI graph layout is introduced. Universally close up...
Our approach to the problem of partitioning the design (represented as a hypergraph) into Multi-FPGA...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we introduce a new graph partitioning problem that stems from a multiple-...
1 Traditionally, the circuit partitioning problem is done by rst modeling a circuit as a graph and t...
This paper considers the problem of finding low cost chip set for a minimum cost partitioning of a l...
The tutorial introduces the partitioning with applications to VLSI circuit designs. The problem form...
The approach presented in this paper particularly addresses the second objective: Minimization of de...
Many problems appearing in scientific computing and other areas can be formulated as a graph parti...
The physical design of a VLSI circuit involves circuit partitioning as a subtask. Typically, it is n...
AbstractLogical testing of integrated circuits is an indispensable part of their fabrication. Exhaus...
The NP complete problem of the graph bisection is a mayor problem occurring in the design of VLSI ch...
[[abstract]]Circuit partitioning is one of the central problems in VLSI system design. The primary o...
[[abstract]]The authors propose an efficient and effective algorithm for system partitioning under t...
In this paper we consider the problem of k-partitioning the nodes of a graph with capacity restricti...
Partitioning can speed up overlong VLSI design processes by enabling process parallelization. To ach...
AbstractA new divide-and-conquer framework for VLSI graph layout is introduced. Universally close up...
Our approach to the problem of partitioning the design (represented as a hypergraph) into Multi-FPGA...