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Async97

Third International Symposium on Advanced Research in Asynchronous Circuits and Systems

Eindhoven University of Technology

April 7-10, 1997, Eindhoven, The Netherlands

A major goal of the conference is to identify application domains where asynchronous circuit techniques are of practical interest and to articulate, quantify, and demonstrate their potential advantages (such as high speed, low power, low EM radiation, and high reliability). Special emphasis will be given to (industrial) applications, functional ICs, and mature CAD tools. Furthermore, we are interested in exploring technical innovations that may help improve the cost, quality, performance, or testability of the final product. To this end, papers are being sought on all aspects of the specification, design, verification, and testing of asynchronous circuits and systems.

Call for Papers (incl. clickable e-mail addresses), ASCII text version CLOSED

Important dates:

• Papers due: October 11, 1996
• Notification of acceptance: November 30, 1996
• Final verion due: January 3, 1997

Program & Registration

Important dates:

• Early registration fee ends February 7, 1997
• Cancellation fee applies after March 14, 1997
• No cancellations after March 28, 1997

Some details of the actual symposium:

• Invited Lectures
• Demos
• Awards [ Best Paper Award | Charles E. Molnar Award ]
• Statistics
• Helping Hands

Press releases

• TUE (in Dutch)

Related Information

• EDIS: Encyclopedia of Delay-Insensitive Systems
• The `Asynchronous' Bibliography
• Asynchronous Logic Home Page
• Predecessors/successors of ASYNC'97:
  1. ASYNC'94 in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
  2. ASYNC'96 in Aizu, Japan
• Summer School on Asynchronous Circuit Design [ASCII version]: Technical University of Denmark, 18-22 August 1997.
• ASYNC'98: San Diego, U.S.A., 30 March - 2 April 1998.
• ASYNC'99: Barcelona, Spain: 19-21 April 1999.
• ASYNC 2000: Eilat, Israel: 4-6 April 2000.

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