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CANDE Workshops
Information on previous CANDE Workshops: (attendee
information available on the Members webpage)
CANDE
2006, Whistler, B.C., Canada
New laws/cycles for EDA
industry; System-level EDA; Open HW; 5-year predictions; IP; Disruptive
technologies
CANDE
2005, Santa Cruz, California:
Burning issues in EDA, EDA
Startups, Open Source, 5-year predictions, Research Funding
CANDE2004 was canceled.
CANDE
2003, New Mexico
Design/Manufacturing Cost,
Programming for Reconfigurable Architectures, Analog/Mixed Signal
Design.
CANDE
2002, Anchorage, Alaska
Embedded SW, HW-dependent SW,
Asynchronous design, On chip optical interconnect, Design IP
CANDE
2001, Yellowstone Park, Wyoming:
Design technology for post-PC
systems;
5 year predictions; Brick walls and breakthroughs in EDA
CANDE
2000, Tahoe City, California:
System-level specification;
Designing
for ultra low-power
CANDE
'99, Wickenburg, Arizona:
Intellectual property; A guided tour
of the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors; Verification
CANDE
'98, St. Simons Island, Georgia:
Integrated microsystems: The true
Systems-on-Chip; Venture capital's vision of the future of industry;
Reconfigurable
computing: Niche or Mainstream?
CANDE
'97, Banff, Canada:
Reduced design cycle time and its
impact on tool selection; Deep-submicron and scaling; CAD for software
CANDE
'96, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico:
Trends in mobile computing; 5 year
predictions; VLSI multimedia processors
CANDE '95, Laguna Beach, California:
CAD and the National Technology
Roadmap
for Semiconductors; The IRIDIUM System for Global Personal
Communications;
Challenges for the Gigachip Age
CANDE '94, Oxnard, California:
Beyond traditional IC CAD:
Micromechanical
systems; Silicon Sorcery: The creation of hyper-communication device;
The
quest for power (reduction)
CANDE '93, Breckenridge, Colorado:
Design of hot and cold chips;
Computer-aided
drug discovery; How the effects of physical interconnect are changing
CAD?
CANDE '92, Hilton Head Island, South
Carolina:
Hardware/Software Co-design; Is
parallel
procesing real?; Design reuse: hardware and software
CANDE '91, San Diego, California:
High definition system design;
10 year predictions; Multi-chip modules (MCMs)
CANDE '90, Casa Grande, Arizona:
Strategies for Sequential
Test;
What is going on in our industry?; CAD for analog design
CANDE '89, Natchez, Mississippi:
High-level synthesis; Design
frameworks; Issues in analog CAD
CANDE '88, Santa Rosa, California:
Large area chips -- some design
considerations;
Small devices and modeling limits; Macromodeling
CANDE '87, Destin, Florida:
Physical design; Simulation;
Performance
directed synthesis
CANDE '86, Austin, Texas:
Object oriented CAD systems
&* Object oriented modeling; Hardware accelerators: Point, General
accelerators; Parallel and distributed CAD tools and algorithms; 10
year
predictions
CANDE '85, Apache Junction, Arizona:
Cellular arrays; Silicon compilers;
Expert systems; Strategic view of CAE industry
CANDE '84, Pine Mountain, Georgia:
Language environment for system
design;
Experiences with hierarchical design methods; Are engineering
workstations
a passing fad?; Analog CAD
CANDE '83, Riodoso, New Mexico:
Design workstations and
implementation
systems; Hierarchical design and Hardware Description Language;
Knowledge-based
systems; Specialized hardware for CAD
CANDE '82, Not Held (moved to
April)
CANDE '81, Gravenhurst, Canada:
New directions in digital test
generation;
Trends in IC design methodologies; The IC Design Lab of 1985;
Multilevel
simulation -- Where It's At?
CANDE '80, Fallen Leaf Lake,
California:
Databases for VLSI; Testing --
Before,
Dueing and After Design; Process & Device simlation for IC process
design; Physical design automation and verification
CANDE '79, Champion,
Pennsylvania:
Electrical level simulation of
integrated
circuits; The use of high-level languages for IC design; Sensitivities
pave the way from breadboard to PCBs
CANDE '78, Mt. Hood, Oregon:
Status of integrated IC design aids;
Aids for designing testable digital LSI circuits; IC design verification
CANDE '77, Long Branch, New Jersey:
IC Design techniques; Layout
and routing: Theory and technicques; System aspects of CAD
CANDE '76, St. Charles, Illinois:
Integrated set of design tools
for electronic systems; Statistical modeling; Present status and future
trends in CAD
CANDE '75, Santa Fe, New Mexico:
Logic Simulation and Fault
Modeling; The Human Interface in Computing; IC Design Using Interactive
Graphics; Problems and Possibilities in IIL Modeling
CANDE '74, Kennebunkport, Maine:
MacroModeling, Statistical
Analysis-Alternatives to Monte Carlo; Tolerance Assignment
CANDE '72, Montreal, Canada:
Modeling 1 & 2; Simulator-Model
Interface
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