Trace equivalence identification through structural...

Computer-aided design and analysis of circuits and semiconductor – Nanotechnology related integrated circuit design

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C716S030000, C703S014000

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07398488

ABSTRACT:
A method for performing trace equivalent identification by structural isomorphism detection, the method comprising: synthesizing a first netlist into a second netlist, the second netlist including two-input AND gates, inversions, inputs, constants, and registers; constructing a third netlist, the third netlist being a pseudo-canonical netlist that uses calls to algorithms for constructing a netlist for gate g1and for constructing a netlist for gate g2, where g1and g2are gates; and performing an isomorphism check of gates g1and g2.

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