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Howard JohnsonSignal Consulting, Inc. |
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Everything Matters | |||
In a today's tightly packed designs, everything interacts. The next chip you add
might produce too much crosstalk, block the airflow for other chips, or overload
the power-supply. As you squeeze out that last drop of performance by turning up
the clock or adding one more feature you risk bringing upon yourself a curse of
complexity--a point beyond which every decision you make interacts with
every other decision. We have faced this situation before, and can learn from
those who preceded us.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2005 1:15p.m. - Duncan Hall, TBD Rice University
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* Biography: Rice PhD EE 1982, inventor of Phonemail, author of "High-Speed Digital Design: A Handbook of Black Magic", chief technical editor of Fast and Gigabit Ethernet standards, visiting fellow of Oxford University, executive producer of numerous seminars, books, and films, www.sigcon.com. |
ECE Affiliates Meeting - Afternoon Session
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