DocumentCode
3018035
Title
Electronic system design methodology: Europe´s positioning
Author
Jerraya, Ahmed
Author_Institution
TIMA, Grenoble
fYear
2001
fDate
2001
Firstpage
720
Abstract
Summary form only given. The engine that drives all ICT industries is microelectronics. By 2015, according to Mark Pinto of Bell Labs, the microelectronics industry “will be manufacturing 10 million silicon transistors per human being per day … and the applications will exist to consume them.” Microelectronics, through its dramatic increase in performance, is the enabler of this revolution. Soon entire products-such as mobile telephones, computers and camcorders-will be based on single silicon chips, reducing product cost and price, opening new markets and boosting manufacturing. Microelectronic chips, together with embedded software, drive the entire ICT industry, by doubling performance and halving cost every 18 months, allowing continuous innovation in products such as mobile phones and smart cards and in services like the Internet and e-commerce. The chips generate new products used by professionals and laymen: 60 percent of today´s electronics applications have been made possible solely by the technical progress of microelectronics. How the evolution of electronic system design is changing the world is described
Keywords
DP industry; electronics industry; technological forecasting; European situation; ICT industries; Internet; camcorders; computers; consumer products; continuous innovation; e-commerce; electronic system design evolution; electronic system design methodology; embedded software; microelectronics industry; mobile telephones; new markets; reduced product cost; single silicon chips; smart cards; technology enabler; Application software; Computer aided manufacturing; Costs; Design methodology; Europe; Humans; Manufacturing industries; Microelectronics; Search engines; Silicon;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Design, Automation and Test in Europe, 2001. Conference and Exhibition 2001. Proceedings
Conference_Location
Munich
ISSN
1530-1591
Print_ISBN
0-7695-0993-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/DATE.2001.915107
Filename
915107
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