Electronic System Level
Now there is Models and their Application
Author - Brian Bailey
Brian
Bailey is an independent consultant helping EDA and system design companies
with technical, marketing and managerial issues related to verification
and ESL. Before that he was with Mentor Graphics for 12 years, with
his final position being the Chief Technologist for verification, Synopsys,
Zycad, Ridge Computers, and GenRad. He graduated from Brunel University
in England with a first-class honors degree in electrical and electronic
engineering.
Brian is the co-editor of the book Taxonomies for the Development and Verification of Digital Systems (Springer, 2005), the executive editor and author for The Functional Verification of Electronic Systems: An Overview from Various Points of View (IEC Press, 2005), executive editor and author for Intellectual Property for Electronic Systems: An Essential Introduction (IEC Press 2007), ESL Design and Verification: A prescription for Electronic System Level Methodology (Elsevier 2007) and now ESL Models and their Application: Electronic System Level Design and Verification in Practice (Springer 2010) . He also authored a chapter of the book System-on-Chip Methodologies & Design Languages (Kluwer 2001). He has published many technical papers, given keynote speeches at conferences, performed seminars around the world, and been both a contributor and moderator of panels at all of the major conferences.
Brian established the functional verification track in the DesignCon conferences, which has quickly grown to be one of the major tracks of the conference. He also serves on the technical program committees of many major conferences, including the Design Automation Conference (DAC). He chairs the interfaces standards group within Accellera and has in the past chaired other standards groups in Accellera and VSIA.
Brian is primarily interested in the specification, simulation, and analysis of embedded systems and today is moving into the problems associated with, and solutions necessary for, multiprocessor systems.
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