BMAS

1998

BMAS Techical Program, October 1998

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Session 1: Behavioral Modeling Methods and Algorithms

Analog Macro / Behavioral Modeling Techniques
Ronald Vogelsong ― Harris Semiconductor, USA

Using a Genetic Algorithm to Enhance Behavioral Models
Shane Blanchard ― American Microsystems Inc., USA

Algorithmic Macromodeling of Time-Varying Systems with RF Applications
Jaijeet Roychowdhury ― Lucent Technologies Bell Laboratories, USA

Session 2: VHDL-AMS Language and Design Environment

A Core Language and Simple Formal Denotational Semantics for VHDL-AMS
P. T. Breurer, N. Martinez-Madrid, D. Delgado Kloos, J.P. Bowen, R. France, and M. Larrondo Petrie ― Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain, The University of Reading, UK, Florida Atlantic University, USA

The Definition of a VHDL-AMS Subset for Behavioral Synthesis of Analog Systems
Alex Doboli and Ranga Vemuri ― University of Cincinnati, USA

Web-based VHDL-AMS Design Environment
Tom J. Kazmierski, and Chris D. Chalk ― University of Southampton, UK

Session 3: MEMS Behavioral Modeling

Squeeze Film Behavior in MEMS for Large Amplitude Motion - 3D Simulations and Nonlinear Circuit / Behavioral Models
Marek Turowski, Zhijian Chen, and Andrzej Przekwas ― CFD Research Corporation, USA

Parametric Regression Analysis of Microelectromechanical Resonator
Allen Dewey, Tianhao Zhang, Hong Ren, and Junhua Wu ― Duke University, USA

NODAS 1.0 - Nodal Design of Actuators and Sensors
G. K. Fedder, and Qi Jing ― Carnegie Mellon University, USA

Session 4: VHDL-AMS Based Modeling and Simulation

VHDL-AMS Modeling and Simulation Techniques for Decreasing Mixed-Technology Simulation Time
K. Nellayappan, V. Shanmugasundaram, P. Frey, J. Manavalan, V. Krishna, K.R. Vishwa Shanth, and H. W. Carter ― University of Cincinnati, USA

Color Rendering in a Hazy Environment : Simulation with SPICE3F5/VHDL-AMS
J.-J. Charlot, O. Alali, E. Barker, J.-F. Charlot ― Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications , France, Stanford University, USA, EMCE, France

Behavioral Modelig of Switched-Capacitor Delta-Sigma Modulators Using VHDL-AMS
Sherif Glala, Maged Fikry, Ayman Ahmed, and Hisham Haddara ― Mentor Graphics Corp., Egypt

Session 5: Behavioral Modeling and Simulation for System Verification

Behavioral Models for the Top-down Design and Bottom-up Verification of Frequency Synthesizers
Georges Gielen, and Bart De Smedt ― Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

Behavioral Modeling of Standard Complex Telecom IC Parts Using HDL-A
Ayman Ahmed, Maged Fikry, Sherif Galal, and Hisham Haddara ― Mentor Graphics Corp., Egypt

Modeling of a Combustion Engine with Hardware Description Languages
Georg Pelz, Thomas Kowalewski, Nadine Pohlmann, and Gunter Zimmer Gerhard ― Mercator University-GH-Duisburg, Germany, Fraunhofer-Institute IMS, Germany

Session 6: Full System Simulation with Behavioral Models

Behavioral Modeling and Simulation of Optronic Systems
K. Vuorinen, F. Gaffiot, and G. Jacquemod ― Ecole Centrale de Lyon, France

An Efficient Behavioral Model of a Sigma-Delta Modulator based Microsensor
Patrick Aldebert, Ph. Benabes, R. Kielbasa ― Ecole Superieure d'Electricite, France

Virtual Prototyping for a Camera Winder : a Case Study
Georg Pelz, Jurgen Bielefeld, and Gunter Zimmer Gerhard ― Mercator University-GH-Duisburg, Germany, BMW AG, Germany, Fraunhofer-Institute IMS, Germany

Session 7: Statistical and Noise Behavioral Modeling

A Methodology for Statistical Behavioral Fault Modeling
Zheng Rong Yang, and Mark Zwolinski ― University of Southampton, UK

Behavioral Models for Noise in MOSFET Mixers
Uytao Hu, and Karti Mayaram ― Washington State University, USA

Poster Papers Session

Modeling of Skin-Effect Losses in a Multiconductor Data Cable and Implementation in Circuit Simulation
A. M. Zolfaghari, M. Kocher, and M. Sprengeler ― Groupe Schneider North America / Square D Company, USA

Behavioral Modeling for Low-Voltage Data Converters based on Process Specific Device Parameters
Mike Pennell, and David Allee ― Intel Corporation, USA, Arizona State University, USA

A Hierarchical Modeling of Analog CMOS Components for Synthesis
Adrian Nunez-Aldana, and Ranga Vemuri ― University of Cincinnati, USA

Feature Oriented Analog Waveform Behavioral Modeling
Martin Schubert, and Beatriz Gonzalez ― Fachhochschule Regensburg, Germany

Accurate activity evaluation from VHDL Description using Formal Approach
Fahim Rahim-Sarwary, R. K.awa, A. Amara ― Laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris, France

A Grammatical Approach to the Exploitment of Speculative Execution of Behavioral Models
George Economakos, and P. Tsanakas ― National Technical University of Athens, Greece

Panel Discussion

Behavioral Modeling: Tool or Toy
Jim Barby ― University of Waterloo, Canada (Moderator)
Dave Bartlett ― Harris Semiconductor, USA
Jim Holmes ― Texas Instruments, USA
Ken Kundert ― Cadence Design Systems, USA
David Rich ― Lucent Technologies, USA

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