Computer-Aided Design Technical Committee
The Computer-Aided Design Technical Committee (more commonly known as CANDE, for Computer-Aided Network DEsign) is a Technical Committee of IEEE Circuits and Systems Society (IEEE-CAS), one of the many societies that comprise the IEEE.[1]
The purpose of CANDE is to promote research and best practices in the development and use of computer-aided design software in the design and test of microelectronic circuits and systems.
Activities[edit]
The main activities of CANDE are:
- CANDE sponsors, co-sponsors, and technically participates in conferences, workshops and symposia in the field of electronic design automation.
- CANDE holds a workshop on EDA once a year. Attendance is by invitation only.
- CANDE provides IEEE-CAS with proposals for computer-aided design projects.
- CANDE advises IEEE-CAS on appointments in the relevant fields.
See also[edit]
IEEE Council on Electronic Design Automation
References[edit]
- ↑ Davies, Anthony C. (2016), "The History of the CAS Society", in Maloberti, Franco; Davies, Anthony C., A Short History of Circuits and Systems, River Publishers, pp. 231–248
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