A simple, efficient design automation processor

Authors:
Lawrence E. Druffel;Douglas C. Schmidt;Robert A. Wagner
Affiliations:
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Venue:
DAC '74 Proceedings of the 11th Design Automation Workshop
Year:
1974

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Abstract

This paper describes a design automation processor which was developed as a design, pedagogical, and research tool at Vanderbilt University. The processor was intended to provide a design aid for the development of small scale switching systems (e.g., controllers, interfaces, etc.). These designs were intended to be realized using TTL logic and TI #218763 wire-wrap boards. While the initial implementation was limited to this technology, flexibility for growth was included in the system design. In addition, although the system is primarily designed for wire-wrapped technology, a wire router is included to provide a printed circuit capability.