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1	Investigation of typical 0.13 µm CMOS technology timing effects in a complex digital system on-chip Johansson, Anders January 2004 (has links) <p>This master's thesis deals with timing effects in complex on chip systems. It is written in cooperation with the research and development centre of Infineon Technologies. </p><p>One primary goal of all integrated circuit designers is to make the chips as small as possible. In deep sub micron designs timing effects like crosstalk have severe impact on the functionality of the chip. Therefore, accurate timing analyses must be made before the chip is ready for manufacturing. Otherwise the production yield can be reduced drastically. A case study on timing analysis with the 0.13 µm technology is made on the bus system of the device S-GOLD. </p><p>The computer-based program PrimeTime is used to carry out the timing analysis. During the evolution of 0.13 µm technology three design packages have been developed to characterize the timing. Two releases of SGOLD have been designed based on the first and the second design package. The different design packages were compared, with and without pin capacitance variations, on chip variations and crosstalk. Furthermore the two releases are compared. The result from the analysis tool may not correlate well with what you see on the manufactured chips. In order to investigate the correlation, some tests were finally performed on an evaluation board. </p><p>The results from the timing analysis are as expected. The second netlist version is better optimized than the first one. Design package three is most pessimistic among the three design packages. Design package one is most optimistic and does not match the real performance. Both design package two and three fit to the real performance well. Among the three design packages, design package three fits the real performance best.</p> Electronics CMOS static timing analyze STA crosstalk on-chip variations PrimeTime Elektronik Electronics Elektronik
2	Investigation of typical 0.13 µm CMOS technology timing effects in a complex digital system on-chip Johansson, Anders January 2004 (has links) This master's thesis deals with timing effects in complex on chip systems. It is written in cooperation with the research and development centre of Infineon Technologies. One primary goal of all integrated circuit designers is to make the chips as small as possible. In deep sub micron designs timing effects like crosstalk have severe impact on the functionality of the chip. Therefore, accurate timing analyses must be made before the chip is ready for manufacturing. Otherwise the production yield can be reduced drastically. A case study on timing analysis with the 0.13 µm technology is made on the bus system of the device S-GOLD. The computer-based program PrimeTime is used to carry out the timing analysis. During the evolution of 0.13 µm technology three design packages have been developed to characterize the timing. Two releases of SGOLD have been designed based on the first and the second design package. The different design packages were compared, with and without pin capacitance variations, on chip variations and crosstalk. Furthermore the two releases are compared. The result from the analysis tool may not correlate well with what you see on the manufactured chips. In order to investigate the correlation, some tests were finally performed on an evaluation board. The results from the timing analysis are as expected. The second netlist version is better optimized than the first one. Design package three is most pessimistic among the three design packages. Design package one is most optimistic and does not match the real performance. Both design package two and three fit to the real performance well. Among the three design packages, design package three fits the real performance best. Electronics CMOS static timing analyze STA crosstalk on-chip variations PrimeTime Elektronik Electronics Elektronik
3	Closeted Channels: Trends of Sexual-Minority Characters on Primetime Television Kellogg, Andrew 12 May 2014 (has links) No description available. Communication Film Studies Gender Studies Gender Mass Media Motion Pictures Multimedia Communications Homosexuality Primetime Television Glee Greys Anatomy Modern Family
4	A Comparative Pentadic Analysis of Mediated Presidential Discourse During 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina Aljabri, Nadia Michele 12 June 2007 (has links) In his first term as president, George W. Bush was confronted with one of the worst national attacks in United States history: the September 11 terrorist attacks of 2001. Through the devastation, however, President Bush triumphed in unifying and guiding this nation during what would become the height of his rhetorical leadership. Following his reelection in 2004, President Bush faced one of the worst natural disasters in the nation's history: Category 4 Hurricane Katrina. In its aftermath, Katrina became known as "one of the worst mishandled disasters ever." Utilizing Kenneth Burke's pentad, this study analyzes the president's rhetorical response and the primetime network news coverage following each crisis in an attempt to determine how President Bush could fare so well in one instance, consoling and leading the American people, while falling short in his second major crisis during his term as president. / Master of Arts Kenneth Burke presidential crisis rhetoric Pentad President George W. Bush September 11 terrorist attacks Hurricane Katrina television news media broadcast news media primetime network news rhetorical presidency
5	Leon Bibb: A Pioneer in Ohio Broadcast Journalism Savoca, Brianna L. 30 July 2010 (has links) No description available. African Americans American History Black History Journalism Mass Media Leon Bibb Ohio broadcast journalism black first black anchor anchor TV news African American Cleveland Columbus WEWS WKYC WCMH television primetime journalist reporter trailblazer groundbreaking pioneer media

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