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2: The Y-chart model for design methodologies [10].

2: The Y-chart model for design methodologies [10].

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Figure 3.2: The Y-chart model for design methodologies [10].
Figure 3.4. A video processing system modeled in dataflow.
Figure 3.6. A block diagram, adapted from [47], of an MPEG-4 decoder...
Figure 3.7: A task graph.
Figure 3.8: A template for hardware/software partitioning.
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System-level design has long been the province of board designers, but levels of integration have increased to the point that chip designers must concern themselves about system-level design issues. Because chip design is a less forgiving design medium---design cycles are longer and mistakes are harder to correct---system-on-chip designers need a m...
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