Cost and Performance Tradeoff Analysis in Radio and Mixed-Signal System-on-Package Design

Zheng, Lirong; Duo, Xinzhong; Shen, M.; Michielsen, W.; Tenhunen, Hannu

doi:10.1109/tadvp.2004.828818

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“…Of course, the module-based approach potentially leads to greater manufacturing costs due to the requirements for handling, mounting, and connecting the different components, and may also suffer from lower reliability and lower manufacturing yields. However, based on the discussion in Reference [36], SoP currently tends to be the lower-cost solution overall, particularly when integration of high-Q passive elements and antennas is considered. However, such cost-benefits are not realized if the various RF, baseband, and data-conversion/DSP functional blocks are implemented as individual ICs within the module or package.…”

Section: Front-end-antenna Interface and Integration Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transceiver Architectures for Highly Integrated RF Front‐Ends

Raman

Svitek

2007

Printed Antennas for Wireless Communications

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Section: Front-end-antenna Interface and Integration Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transceiver Architectures for Highly Integrated RF Front‐Ends

Raman

Svitek

2007

Printed Antennas for Wireless Communications

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“…Within different architecture domains of a MMR, there are methods to be used in the selection of technology. For example, in [4] a cost and performance tradeoff analysis is used to rank alternative ways to implement a WLAN receiver RF-and mixed-signal front end. In [5] a total cost approach is used to evaluate different reconfigurable architectures.…”

Section: Systems Analysis Approachmentioning

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Systems Analysis in Multi-band, Multi Mode Radio Design

Tapio¹

2006

Frequenz

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The increasing number of radio systems and the concept of heterogeneous networking necessitates the use of multi-band, multi-mode radios (MMR). When designing MMRs, there are several approaches and technologies to be used. The designer must somehow choose between those alternatives. In software engineering quality attributes are used to quantify the importance of possible features that software may have. The use of attributes can be broadened to system level design of MMRs. In this paper, a list of quality attributes is defined and their use is described. An example is presented to illustrate the use of quality attributes.Index Terms -Systems analysis, quality attribute, multi-band multi-mode radio Fig. 1: Re-configurable radio with interfaces to environment.

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“…al [8] addresses the limitat ion of fault tolerance model by introducing the cost model fo r these by taking into account the reliability factor. Li-Rong Zheng [9] presents the review and analysis of cost performance trade-off system chip versus system on package. Methodology used is based on quantitatively analysis.…”

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Cost Modeling for SOC Modules Testing

Singh¹,

Khosla²,

Narang³

2013

IJIEEB

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-The complexity of the system design is increasing very rapidly as the number of transistors on Integrated Circuits (IC) doubles as per Moore's law. There is big challenge of testing this comp lex VLSI circuit, in which whole system is integrated into a single chip called System on Ch ip (SOC). Cost of testing the SOC is also increasing with comp lexity. Cost modeling plays a vital role in reduction of test cost and time to market. This paper includes the cost modeling of the SOC Module testing which contains both analog and digital modules. The various test cost parameters and equations are considered fro m the prev ious work. The mathematical relations are developed for cost modeling to test the SOC further cost modeling equations are modeled in Graphical User Interface (GUI) in MATLA B, which can be used as a cost estimat ion tool. A case study is done to calculate the cost of the SOC testing due to Logic Built in Self Test (LBIST) and Memory Built in Self Test (MBIST). VLSI Test engineers can take the benefits of such cost estimat ion tools for test planning.

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Cost and Performance Tradeoff Analysis in Radio and Mixed-Signal System-on-Package Design

Cited by 23 publications

References 18 publications

Transceiver Architectures for Highly Integrated RF Front‐Ends

Transceiver Architectures for Highly Integrated RF Front‐Ends

Systems Analysis in Multi-band, Multi Mode Radio Design

Cost Modeling for SOC Modules Testing

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