Ahmed Arafa

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2013
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Haitham Eissa, Rami Fathy Salem, Ahmed Arafa, Sherif Hany, Abdelrahman ElMously, Mohamed Dessouky, David Nairn, Mohab H. Anis:
Parametric DFM Solution for Analog Circuits: Electrical-Driven Hotspot Detection, Analysis, and Correction Flow. IEEE Trans. Very Large Scale Integr. Syst. 21(5): 807-820 (2013)
2012
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Ahmed Arafa, Hend Wagieh, Rami Fathy Salem, John Ferguson, Doug Morgan, Mohab H. Anis, Mohamed Dessouky:
Schematic-driven physical verification: Fully automated solution for analog IC design. SoCC 2012: 260-264
2011
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Rami Fathy Salem, Ahmed Arafa, Sherif Hany, Abdelrahman ElMously, Haitham Eissa, Mohamed Dessouky, David Nairn, Mohab H. Anis:
An electrical-aware parametric DFM solution for analog circuits. IDT 2011: 68-73
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Rami F. Salem, Ahmed Arafa, Sherif Hany, Abdelrahman ElMously, Haitham Eissa, Mohamed Dessouky, David Nairn, Mohab H. Anis:
A parametric DFM solution for analog circuits: Electrical driven hot spot detection, analysis and correction flow. SoCC 2011: 231-236

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