Advanced simulation and test methodologies for VLSI design
G. Russell
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Advanced simulation and test methodologies for VLSI design
Published
February 28, 1989
Publisher
Springer
Pages
396
ISBN-13
9780747600015
ISBN-10
0747600015
Subjects
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Advanced simulation and test methodologies for VLSI design was written by G. Russell, I.L. Sayers.
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