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Analog/Mixed-Signal 1.0 Standard Released

OSCI is pleased to announce the release of AMS 1.0, the SystemC Analog/Mixed-signal (AMS) extensions language standard. The standard was developed by the AMS Working Group and is the first modeling language targeting system-level design and verification to describe analog/mixed-signal behavior as natural extension to existing SystemC-based design methodologies. AMS 1.0 is available for download under open-source license and includes the requirements specifications, AMS language reference manual (LRM), and a user's guide. The standard introduces new execution semantics for efficient simulation of discrete- and continuous-time behavior, and incorporates updates from the public review conducted in early 2009. The comprehensive user’s guide explains all fundamentals of the AMS language standard and how to use the extensive set of features for AMS behavioral modeling at the system level.

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• The public review period of the CCI Configuration Requirements Specification is now open. Comments may be submitted via the CCI forum. Find our more.

• New article by Mike Meredith and Steve Svoboda discusses why "The next IC design methodology transition is long overdue."

• Synthesis Subset Draft 1.3 public review period has ended.

Videos Now Available

• Video presentations from the 11th North American SystemC User's Group (NASCUG).

• "Using TLM-2.0 Extensions for Bus Locking and Snooping" video tutorial.

• "TLM-2.0 in Action" video tutorial.

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"The TLM-2.0 standard represents years of hard work by the OSCI TLM working group, as well as invaluable input from the worldwide SystemC community," said Michael Meredith, President of OSCI. "Based on this level of commitment, OSCI has been able to deliver a robust and stable foundation for transaction-level model interoperability. We are extremely pleased with the result, and the broad industry support TLM-2.0 is enjoying."... More »

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Open source specifications are available for the TLM-2.0.1 standard, TLM-2.0 Reference Manual, SystemC 2.2 library, and synthesizable subset. Drafts are available for the AMS draft 1 standard and synthesizable subset draft 1.3.

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