Modeling Embedded Systems and SoC's

Review "I recommend this book highly to those who are new to this subject or who need to better understand its formal underpinnings. System level tool developers will find these concepts an excellent basis for determining which modeling approaches will be supported and why. Jantsch's book is a major advance in the material available to students, researchers and practitioners alike in this important and vital area." -From the foreword by Grant Martin, Fellow, Cadence Laboratories "This book is a groundbreaking first, offering a comparative analysis of families of methods. It will be extremely valuable to anyone who thinks about modeling and worries about how to select from competing approaches." -Edward A. Lee, University of California, Berkeley "Anyone interested in computational models for the design of embedded systems will find this outstanding book most helpful. It provides a close look at architectural issues that are fundamental for designing SoCs now and in the near future." -John Vacca, former computer security official (CSO) for NASA's space station program Book Description The first book to present a single framework for modeling embedded systems and system-on-a-chip designs.