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  2009 IEEE International Behavioral Modeling and Simulation Workshop, BMAS 2009, San Jose, CA, USA, September 17-18, 2009. IEEE 2009, ISBN 978-1-4244-5358-0

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    Yi Zeng, Farouk Azizi, Carlos H. Mastrangelo:
    Behavioral modeling of solute tracking in microfluidics. 1-6
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    Benjamin Nicolle, Arnaud Legendre, Louis Ferrero, Leonhard Zastrow:
    Virtual skin: a behavioral approach helps verification. 7-12
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    Andrii Dudka, Dimitri Galayko, Philippe Basset:
    VHDL-AMS modeling of adaptive electrostatic harvester of vibration energy with dual-output DC-DC converter. 13-18
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    Samuel Frew, Hadi Najar, Edmond Cretu:
    VHDL-AMS behavioural modelling of a CMUT element. 19-24
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    Yifan Wang, Christoph van Meersbergen, Hans-Werner Groh, Stefan Heinen:
    Event driven analog modeling for the verification of PLL frequency synthesizers. 25-30
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    Yaseen Zaidi, Christoph Grimm, Jan Haase:
    Analog behavior refinement in system centric modeling. 31-36
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    Hans-Peter Kreuter, Vladimír Kosel, Michael Glavanovics, Robert Illing:
    System level modeling of smart power switches using SystemC-AMS for digital protection concept verification. 37-42
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    Farakh Javid, Ramy Iskander, Marie-Minerve Louërat:
    Simulation-based hierarchical sizing and biasing of analog firm IPs. 43-48

Posters and Vendor Exhibits

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    Marcelo Silva:
    AMS static voltage level check. 49-53
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    Ting Zhu, Paul D. Franzon:
    An enhanced macromodeling approach for differential output drivers. 54-59
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    Bao Liu:
    Analysis and extraction of parametric variation effects on microelectrofluidics-based biochips. 60-65
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    Dirk Dammers, Christian Domingues, Daniel Schollän, Lars Michael Voßkämper:
    Mixed signal system design verification accelerated with detector-based diagnostic method. 66-72
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    Jung H. Cho, Mark G. Arnold:
    Powering embedded CMOS logic on MEMS-based micro-robots. 73-77

System and Full Chip Behavioral Modeling

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    Ping Lu, Daniel Glaser, Gürkan Uygur, Susanne Weichslgartner, Klaus Helmreich, A. Lechner:
    Mixed-signal test development using open standard modeling and description languages. 78-83
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    Thang Nguyen, Martin Duregger, Georg Pelz:
    Full system verification of CAN network at high speed transmission rate using VHDL-AMS. 84-89
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    Christoph Knoth, Veit B. Kleeberger, Petra Nordholz, Ulf Schlichtmann:
    Fast and waveform independent characterization of current source models. 90-95
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    Jesse Chen:
    A modeling methodology for verifying functionality of a wireless chip. 96-101

Methods and Models

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    Hamza Fraz, Niclas Björsell, J. Stevenson Kenney, Roland Sperlich:
    Prediction of Harmonic Distortion in ADCs using dynamic Integral Non-Linearity model. 102-107
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    Torsten Mähne, Alain Vachoux:
    Supporting dimensional analysis in SystemC-AMS. 108-113
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    Joachim Haase, Christoph Sohrmann:
    VHDL-AMS Statistical Analysis for marginal probabilities. 114-119
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    Daniel Zaum, Stefan Hoelldampf, Markus Olbrich, Erich Barke, Ingmar Neumann, Sebastian Schmidt:
    The PRAISE approach for accelerated transient analysis applied to wire models. 120-125

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