2. Schematic expression
2.1 Classic schematic principle
A schematic is a static graphical structure representing an assembly of basic units. Only the basic units are executable in the simulator's sense. The semantics used are the block (which can embed a behavior) and the "thread" or connection, which can conceal different information transport paradigms. A schema can be described in the same way by a "netlist" in textual form in various standardized or proprietary formats.
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A classic "flat" schematic...
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Bibliography
Software tools
The main tools supporting the VHDL-AMS language at press time are :
Portunus from Adapted Solutions http://www.adapted-solutions.com
SMASH from Dolphin Integration http://www.dolphin-integration.com
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Standards and norms
- Language Rerefence Manual, IEEE 1076.1-2007, IEEE Standard VHDL Analog and Mixed-Signal Extension 2007 - LRM07 - 2007
- Publication IEEE - eISBN : 0-7381-5628-0 ISBN : 0-7381-5627-2 -
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