Abstract
Today, typical single chip electronic system implementations include a mixture of µCs, DSPs as well as shared memory, dedicated logic (ASICs), and interconnect components [182]. To enable designers to create such complex systems, new system design methodologies have been introduced in recent years. One example is the orthogonalization of concerns [140], i.e. the separation of various aspects of design to allow a more effective exploration of alternative solutions and to ease verification. Here, it is proposed to separate between:
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function (what the system is supposed to do) and architecture (how it does it), and
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communication and computation.
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Hoffmann, A., Meyr, H., Leupers, R. (2002). System Integration and Verification. In: Architecture Exploration for Embedded Processors with LISA. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-4538-2_8
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