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Computer Aids for VLSI Design

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Computer Aids for VLSI Design
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Publisher: Addison-Wesley
ISBN/ASIN: 0201058243
ISBN-13: 9780201058246
Number of pages: 458

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Computer Aids for VLSI Design by Steven Rubin presents a broad and coherent view of the computational tools available to the VLSI designer. This book contains insights and information that will be valuable both to chip designers and to tool builders. The exposition is readily understandable to anyone familiar with chip design and computer programming.

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