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A common design and test strategy for merchant ASICs
An approach to managing the complexities of ASIC design within a telecommunications design and manufacturing company is described. The approach is based on the use of a limited number of approved ASIC vendors, a unified multiple vendor/technology design system, centralized application support, and a central forum for information exchange. The Logic Array Design System (LADS) was developed to provide a consistent design and test methodology across multiple ASIC vendors and technologies.<>