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Electronic System Design Automation Using High Level Petri Nets

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A design and implementation methodology for system specification, modelling and implementation using a special kind of high level Petri nets is described. Electronic system design automation tools are used to generate synthesizable VHDL code from a Petri net model. For the design of large systems with regular structures the use of coloured Petri nets will improve the handling and flexibility. Two design examples illustrate the described methodology.

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Rokyta, P., Fengler, W., Hummel, T. (2000). Electronic System Design Automation Using High Level Petri Nets. In: Yakovlev, A., Gomes, L., Lavagno, L. (eds) Hardware Design and Petri Nets. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-3143-9_10

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