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  • A Method of Analog IC Placement with Common Centroid Constraints

    Keitaro UE  Kunihiro FUJIYOSHI  

     
    PAPER-VLSI Design Technology and CAD

      Vol:
    E97-A No:1
      Page(s):
    339-346

    To improve immunity against process gradients, a common centroid constraint, in which every pair of capacitors should be placed symmetrically with respect to a common center point, is widely used. The pair of capacitors are derived by dividing some original capacitors into two halves. Xiao et al. proposed a method to obtain a placement which satisfies the common centroid constraints, but this method has a defect. In this paper, we propose a decoding algorithm to obtain a placement which satisfies common centroid constraints.

  • Virtual Network Configuration Management System for Data Center Operations and Management

    Hideki OKITA  Masahiro YOSHIZAWA  Keitaro UEHARA  Kazuhiko MIZUNO  Toshiaki TARUI  Ken NAONO  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E95-B No:6
      Page(s):
    1924-1933

    Virtualization technologies are widely deployed in data centers to improve system utilization. However, they increase the workload for operators, who have to manage the structure of virtual networks in data centers. A virtual-network management system which automates the integration of the configurations of the virtual networks is provided. The proposed system collects the configurations from server virtualization platforms and VLAN-supported switches, and integrates these configurations according to a newly developed XML-based management information model for virtual-network configurations. Preliminary evaluations show that the proposed system helps operators by reducing the time to acquire the configurations from devices and correct the inconsistency of operators' configuration management database by about 40 percent. Further, they also show that the proposed system has excellent scalability; the system takes less than 20 minutes to acquire the virtual-network configurations from a large scale network that includes 300 virtual machines. These results imply that the proposed system is effective for improving the configuration management process for virtual networks in data centers.