Virtual RF system platform dedicated to heterogeneous complex SoC design

Silva, Lucas Alves da; Dekneuvel, Eric; Lewicki, A.; Nicolle, B.; Jacquemod, G.

doi:10.1016/j.mejo.2011.11.007

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“…The work [4] discloses the issues of creating virtual test benches based on various simulators that can be used on a single platform. This article describes the development process for complex systems-on-a-chip, such as trusted personal devices, for which cost and time to market are very important constraints.…”

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“…Thus, in [2][3][4], methods for solving the problems of creating virtual benches for testing electronic circuits within the framework of certain highly specialized tasks are described. These studies could have a certain value for solving the problems of designing technical means of electrical impedance tomography, however, unresolved issues in the form of an insufficient description of the bench development for studying the signal transmission through analog circuits of semiconductor devices, in particular for medical purposes, impede their use.…”

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Development and research of a virtual test bench for electric impedance tomography channel main components simulation

Shcherbakov

Gorbatenko

Polyakov

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When developing and determining the principles of construction and algorithms for the operation of electrical impedance tomography devices, it is necessary to verify the adequacy of the adopted circuitry solutions, their technical level and the possibility of practical implementation. To assess the technical capabilities and operating parameters of the device and its components, it is advisable to develop specialized tools for research and adjustment. Considering that the devices for electrical impedance tomography being developed are hardware and software solutions, and their components are complete electronic units that interact with each other, it seems possible to develop an experimental bench. The development of a virtual automated experimental bench for preliminary tests of the main components of the electrical impedance tomography channel is proposed. On the basis of the operating principles of the hardware bench, the principles of building a virtual bench are formulated. The correspondence of the main elements of hardware and virtual benches in terms of their functional purpose is shown. For each of the software components of the virtual bench, input actions and output parameters are determined. A schematic diagram of the analog part of the electrical impedance tomography channel has been developed to test the performance of the virtual bench. Studies have shown that the developed virtual bench is suitable for preliminary testing of all analog components of the channel. The use of the developed virtual bench will allow optimizing the time and material costs for conducting experimental research in the process of developing hardware for technical means of electrical impedance tomography

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Development and research of a virtual test bench for electric impedance tomography channel main components simulation

Shcherbakov

Gorbatenko

Polyakov

et al. 2020

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Multi-level modeling of wireless embedded systems

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Dekneuvel²,

Jacquemod³

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 2014 Forum on Specification and Design Languages (FDL)

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Bluetooth transceiver modeling using SystemC-AMS

Butaud

Dekneuvel

et al. 2013

Proceedings of the 2013 9th Conference on Ph.D. Research in Microelectronics and Electronics (PRIME)

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This paper presents the high-level modeling and simulation of a GFSK RF transceiver for a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) system. This model, written in SystemC-AMS (SC-AMS) permits a simple integration within the existing system digital environment written in SystemC-TLM, which enables a global system simulation to obtain the system performance (e.g. Bit-Error-Rate (BER) or Packet-Error-Rate (PER)) related to the power and energy consumption.

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Virtual RF system platform dedicated to heterogeneous complex SoC design

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Development and research of a virtual test bench for electric impedance tomography channel main components simulation

Development and research of a virtual test bench for electric impedance tomography channel main components simulation

Multi-level modeling of wireless embedded systems

Bluetooth transceiver modeling using SystemC-AMS

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