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The 2010 IEEE International Behavioral Modeling and Simulation Conference is a "workshop-like" conference that focuses on behavioral modeling and simulation for analog electronic circuits and systems. As such, it addresses the development and application of behavioral languages and simulators, as well as modeling practices and the automatic extraction of models. The Verilog-AMS and VHDL-AMS languages are of particular interest. The conference is held in conjunction with the Custom Integrated Circuits Conference at the
Doubletree Hotel in San Jose in 2010. BMAS is affiliated
with the IEEE and as such all accepted papers eventually make it on
the IEEE Explorer Online Archive. In addition, they are also archived on this site.
All meals are included in the price of the conference. Also
included is an excursion to a local winery for dinner and an
evening of socializing. This conference is an excellent way
to get to know and network with your peers.
Please join us at the world's premier mixed-signal behavioral
modeling conference.
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mailing list.
Sincerely,
Larry Nagel
General Chair, BMAS 2010
general-chair@bmas-conf.org
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2010 Technical Program Committee
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Jesse Chen, Qualcomm |
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Al Davis, Free Electron Software |
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Peter Fang, Texas Instruments |
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Tom Kazmierski, University of Southampton |
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Marq Kole, NXP Semiconductor |
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Colin McAndrew, Freescale Semiconductor |
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Rob Mehregan, Medtronic |
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Larry Nagel, Omega Enterprises |
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Ron Vogelsong, Cadence Design Systems |
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Peter Wilson, University of Southampton |
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