\frame{\frametitle{Example: 7 banks, 4-way mux, 160 pins}
\begin{center}
- \includegraphics[height=1.7in]{example_pinmux.jpg}
+ \includegraphics[height=1.5in]{example_pinmux.jpg}\\
+ 7 "banks" with separate VCC. Each no more than 32 bits
\end{center}
\begin{itemize}
\item { \bf 17,500 lines of auto-generated HDL (and climbing)}
\frame{\frametitle{Design Spec and Scenario Analysis}
\begin{itemize}
- \item Analyse the target markets that the chip will sell in\\
+ \item Analyse the target markets (scenarios) that the chip will sell in\\
(multiple markets increases sales volume, reduces chip cost)
\vspace{4pt}
+ \item Scenarios represent target markets: ICs to be connected\\
+ (GPS, NAND IC, WIFI etc. May require prototype schematics
+ drawn up, or client-supplied schematics analysed).
+ \vspace{4pt}
\item Create a formal (python-based) specification for the pinmux
\vspace{4pt}
- \item Add scenarios then check that they meet the requirements\\
+ \item Add scenarios (in python), check that they meet requirements\\
{ \bf (before spending money on hardware engineers!) }
\vspace{4pt}
- \item Scenarios represent target markets: ICs to be connected\\
- (GPS, NAND IC, WIFI etc. May require draft schematics
- drawn up, or client-supplied schematics analysed).
- \vspace{4pt}
\item Analyse the scenarios: if pins are missing, alter and repeat.\\
\vspace{4pt}
\item Eventually the pinmux meets all requirements...\\