Optimization of electronic circuits

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  • Jan ter Maten
  • Achie Lin
  • Ahmed El Guennouni

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Several types of parameters S1_M5_terMatenLinElGuennouni0.png influence the behaviour of electronic circuits and have to be taken into account when optimizing appropriate performance functions S1_M5_terMatenLinElGuennouni1.png: design parameters, manufacturing process parameters, and operating parameters.
The performance functions S1_M5_terMatenLinElGuennouni1.png and the constraints S1_M5_terMatenLinElGuennouni3.png can be costly and are subject to noise. For both the dependency on S1_M5_terMatenLinElGuennouni0.png can be highly nonlinear.
In this talk we will describe our in-house developed method for optimization and our experiences with that. Also some new directions for further research will be described. [DOI: 10.1685/CSC06144] About DOI

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2007-10-01

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##issue.vol## 1 (2006)

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