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ORCIDARVLSI 1995: Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
- 16th Conference on Advanced Research in VLSI (ARVLSI '95), March 27-29, 1995, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA. IEEE Computer Society 1995, ISBN 0-8186-7047-9
- Peter M. Kogge, Toshio Sunaga, Hisatada Miyataka, Koji Kitamura
, Eric Retter:
Combined DRAM and logic chip for massively parallel systems. 4-16 - Huy Cat, Myunghee Lee, Brent Buchanan, D. Scott Wills, Martin A. Brooke, Nan M. Jokerst:
Silicon VLSI processing architectures incorporating integrated optoelectronic devices. 17-27 - Michael Bolotski, Thomas Simon, Carlin Vieri, Rajeevan Amirtharajah, Thomas F. Knight Jr.:
Abacus: a 1024 processor 8 ns SIMD array. 28-41 - Chris J. Myers, Tomas Rokicki, Teresa H.-Y. Meng:
Automatic synthesis of gate-level timed circuits with choice. 42-58 - Robert M. Fuhrer, Bill Lin, Steven M. Nowick:
Algorithms for the optimal state assignment of asynchronous state machines. 59-75 - Erik Brunvand:
Low latency self-timed flow-through FIFOs. 76-90 - Jae-Tack Yoo, Ganesh Gopalakrishnan, Kent F. Smith, V. John Mathews:
High speed counterflow-clocked pipelining illustrated on the design of HDTV subband vector quantizer chips. 91-107 - Gert Cauwenberghs:
Bit-serial bidirectional A/D/A conversio. 108-120 - Hans Lindkvist, Per Andersson:
Dynamic CMOS circuit techniques for delay and power reduction in parallel adders . 121-130 - Gary C. Moyer, Mark Clements, Wentai Liu, Toby Schaffer, Ralph K. Cavin III:
A technique for high-speed, fine-resolution pattern generation and its CMOS implementation. 131-149 - H. Dhanesha, K. Falakshahi, Mark Horowitz:
Array-of-arrays architecture for parallel floating point multiplication. 150-157 - John Lazzaro, John Wawrzynek:
A multi-sender asynchronous extension to the AER protocol. 158-171 - Louis Monier, Ramsey W. Haddad, Jeremy Dion:
Recursive layout generation. 172-184 - Sanjay Rekhi, J. Donald Trotter:
HAL: heuristic algorithms for layout synthesis. 185-199 - X. Cai, Keith Nabors, Jacob K. White:
Efficient Galerkin techniques for multipole-accelerated capacitance extraction of 3-D structures with multiple dielectrics. 200-213 - Alex G. Dickinson, Bryan D. Ackland, El-Sayed Eid, David A. Inglis, Eric R. Fossum:
Standard CMOS active pixel image sensors for multimedia applications. 214-224 - Andreas G. Andreou, Kwabena A. Boahen:
A 590, 000 transistor 48, 000 pixel, contrast sensitive, edge enhancing, CMOS imager-silicon retina. 225-240 - Tonia G. Morris, Denise M. Wilson, Stephen P. DeWeerth:
Analog VLSI circuits for manufacturing inspection. 241-257 - Huy Nguyen, Abhijit Chatterjee:
OPTIMUS: a new program for OPTIMizing linear circuits with number-splitting and shift-and-add decompositions. 258-271 - Stan Y. Liao, Srinivas Devadas, Kurt Keutzer:
Code density optimization for embedded DSP processors using data compression techniques. 272-285 - Timothy J. Stanley, Trevor N. Mudge:
Systematic objective-driven computer architecture optimization. 286-303 - Larry R. Dennison, William J. Dally, Thucydides Xanthopoulos:
Low-latency plesiochronous data retiming. 304-315 - Gill A. Pratt, John Nguyen:
Distributed synchronous clocking. 316-330 - Kei-Yong Khoo, Alan N. Willson Jr.:
Single-transistor transparent-latch clocking. 331-341 - Carl Ebeling, Brian Lockyear:
On the performance of level-clocked circuits. 342-357 - Ted Stanion, Carl Sechen:
Quasi-algebraic decompositions of switching functions. 358-367 - Kumar N. Lalgudi, Marios C. Papaefthymiou:
Efficient retiming under a general delay model. 368-382 - Scott Hauck, Gaetano Borriello:
An evaluation of bipartitioning techniques. 383-403 - Saed G. Younis, Thomas F. Knight Jr.:
Non-dissipative rail drivers for adiabatic circuits. 404-414 - William C. Athas, Nestoras Tzartzanis:
Energy recovery for low-power CMOS. 415-429 - José Monteiro, John Rinderknecht, Srinivas Devadas, Abhijit Ghosh:
Optimization of combinational and sequential logic circuits for low power using precomputation. 430-444
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