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e system development life cycle is useful to formally express what the system must do. The resulting specification document includes functional and non-functional specifications..After an overview of the whole development process, the meaning and objective of a specification is explained. Among many

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J. M. M. Sousa,C. Freek,J. C. F. Pereirast one case, these modules were assumed to be TTL chips [16]. Such chips and modules had a fixed cost, and wiring delays between chips were minimal compared to the processing delays on chip. Power consumption could easily be computed as the sum of the power consumptions of individual chips, and hot

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J. F. Meyers,G. A. Fleming,S. A. Gorton,J. D. Berrysingly complex. This growing complexity provides incentive for designers to use high-level languages such as C, SystemC, and SystemVerilog for system-level design. While a major goal of these high-level languages is to enable verification at a higher level of abstraction, allowing early exploration