Titlebook: Analog and Mixed-Signal Hardware Description Language; Alain Vachoux,Jean-Michel Bergé,Jacques Rouillard Book 1997 Springer Science+Busine

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83701-2n and documentation of analog electronic systems. The study focuses on the types of analog systems that can be modeled using IEEE 1076–1993 VHDL, without extensions to the language. To that end, data-sampled analog systems are defined and two subclasses of data-sampled analog systems are examined: n

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George Bitsoris,Sorin Olaru,Marina Vassilakis faster than cycle-by-cycle models. The model is easily linearized about steady state phase error to also support common frequency domain design methods. The VCO and reference are modeled in phase space. The heart of the PFD model is a resettable integrator. The model is implemented in SpectreHDL.

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Paul Glendinning,David J. W. Simpson make them more accessible to system designers. This can be done through behavioral modeling of sensors and actuators using analog hardware description languages. The resulting models can be used in conjunction with models of the associated electronics to simulate a complete microsystem. This chapte

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83701-2s work provides a perspective on the capabilities and limitations of discrete event hardware description languages in modeling analog or continuous event behavior. The classes of analog systems investigated illustrate present modeling technology and suggest directions for future applications of emer