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Efficient Design Flow for Fixed-Point Systems

The complexity of DSP systems grows at an ever-increasing rate while the implementation of these designs must meet criteria like minimum cost and a short time to market. Hence there is a growing need for efficient design automation and a seamless design flow that allows the execution of the design steps at the highest suitable level of abstraction.

Heinrich Meyr | Martin Coors | Holger Keding

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