VLSI theory

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VLSI theory is a field of computer science and electrical engineering that studies the design, analysis, and complexity of highly parallel and efficient digital circuits and systems built with very-large-scale integration technology.

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instanceOf academic field
subfield of computer science
subfield of electrical engineering
theoretical computer science area
aimsTo minimize chip area for given computation
minimize energy and delay through structural design
optimize performance of integrated circuits
appliesTo application-specific integrated circuits
digital signal processing architectures
image processing architectures
parallel computer architectures
concerns highly parallel and efficient digital circuits
very-large-scale integration technology
developedIn 1980s
late 1970s
fieldOfStudy area-time tradeoffs
circuit depth and size
communication complexity in circuits
digital circuit complexity
interconnection networks
layout complexity
mesh-connected computers
parallel computation
systolic arrays
very-large-scale integration NERFINISHED
hasKeyConcept area-time complexity
bandwidth of graphs
bisection width
embedding of graphs in grids
layout of interconnection networks
pipelined and systolic computation
wire length minimization
relatedTo algorithmic graph theory
circuit complexity theory
communication complexity
computational complexity theory NERFINISHED
hardware design automation
parallel algorithms
studies analysis of VLSI algorithms
complexity of VLSI implementations
design of highly parallel digital circuits
lower bounds for circuit implementations
models of parallel computation based on VLSI
tradeoffs between chip area and running time
tradeoffs between wiring complexity and performance
upper bounds for circuit implementations
usesModel VLSI area-time model
circuit graph model
grid embedding model

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Charles E. Leiserson researchArea VLSI theory