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Ikuo Nishioka
Researcher at National Archives and Records Administration
Publications - 11
Citations - 81
Ikuo Nishioka is an academic researcher from National Archives and Records Administration. The author has contributed to research in topics: Routing (electronic design automation) & Printed circuit board. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 11 publications receiving 81 citations.
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SHARPS: A Hierarchical Layout System for VLSI
TL;DR: A hierarchical layout system for VLSI provided with placement and routing facilities is described, highlighting the routing scheme constructed on the basis of a channel router.
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A Placement Algorithm for Polycell LSI and its Evaluation
TL;DR: An automatic placement algorithm for standard cell and polycell LSI is described, which is constructed on the basis of heuristics for a set of interrelated placement subproblems, and part of implementation results are shown to reveal how high the layout performance of the placement program.
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A minicomputerized automatic layout system for two-layer printed wiring boards
TL;DR: An automatic layout system for two-layer printed wiring boards is proposed that operates on a PDP 11/40 computer with 24K 16-bit words of core memory and with 1.2M words of disk storage, coupled with a TEKTRONIX 4014 display terminal in conjunction with a 4953 graphics tablet.
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An Approach to Gate Assignment and Module Placement for Printed Wiring Boards
TL;DR: An algorithm to the problem of gate assignment and module placement, to be added to an existing router is proposed and it is shown how effectively the described assignment and placement scheme improves the wirability of the router.
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An Automatic Routing System for High Density Multilayer Printed Wiring Boards
Ikuo Nishioka,Takuji Kurimoto,Hisao Nishida,Seiji Yamamoto,Toru Chiba,Toshiaki Nagakawa,Takatsugu Fujioka,Masashi Uchino +7 more
TL;DR: A new routing system which can cope with such high density PWB's, for which the maximum numbers of layers to be laminated, circuit modules to be mounted, and signal nets are admitted up to 16, 2,000 and 4,000, respectively are described.