Building block programs for the layout of printed circuit boards utilizing integrated circuit packs (DAPSYS V.2)

Authors:
Robert W. Kadis;Kenneth L. Thompson;William J. Volkman, Jr.;W. Lawrence Hill;Charlotte E. Gillette
Affiliations:
C-E-I-R. Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts;C-E-I-R. Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts;C-E-I-R. Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts;C-E-I-R. Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts;C-E-I-R. Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts
Venue:
DAC '68 Proceedings of the 5th annual Design Automation Workshop
Year:
1968

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Abstract

This report describes the first set of proprietary design automation programs that will become available for licensing from C-E-I-R in 1968. The system (called DAPSY V. 2) is a group of building block programs that automate the layout and design of printed circuit boards using integrated circuit (IC) packs. The programs perform three basic functions: the logic is partitioned into IC packs, the packs are placed on the board, and the inter-connections are routed.