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Logic synthesis is vital in VLSI design, transforming high-level descriptions into gate-level representations with a focus on optimizing area, power, and performance. The chapter explores essential algorithms, including Boolean minimization, technology mapping, sequential logic synthesis, and power optimization techniques such as clock gating. Lastly, High-Level Synthesis (HLS) is discussed, automating hardware generation from high-level languages.
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Term: Logic Synthesis
Definition: The process of converting high-level functional descriptions into gate-level representations for VLSI design.
Term: Boolean Minimization
Definition: The technique of reducing the complexity of Boolean expressions to optimize circuit area and delay.
Term: Technology Mapping
Definition: The process of mapping Boolean functions to standard gates available in a technology library.
Term: HighLevel Synthesis (HLS)
Definition: An abstraction process that automates the generation of hardware from high-level programming languages.