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IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information

On Properties of Kleene TDDs

Yukihiro IGUCHI, Tsutomu SASAO, Munehiro MATSUURA

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Three types of ternary decision diagrams (TDDs) are considered: AND -TDDs, EXOR-TDDs, and Kleene-TDDs. Kleene-TDDs are useful for logic simulation in the presence of unknown inputs. Let N(BDD:f), N(AND-TDD:f), and N(EXOR-TDD:f) be the number of non-terminal nodes in the BDD, the AND-TDD, and the EXOR-TDD for f, respectively. Let N(Kleene-TDD:) be the number of non-terminal nodes in the Kleene -TDD for , where is the regular ternary function corresponding to f. Then N(BDD:f) N(TDD:f). For parity functions, N(BDD:f)=N(AND-TDD:f)=N(EXOR-TDD:f)=N(Kleene-TDD:). For unate functions,N(BDD:f)=N(AND-TDD:f). The sizes of Kleene-TDDs are O(3n/n), and O(n3) for arbitrary functions, and symmetric functions, respectively. There exist a 2n-variable function, where Kleene-TDDs require O(n) nodes with the best order, while O(3n) nodes in the worst order.

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IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E81-D No.7 pp.716-723
Publication Date
1998/07/25
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Special Section PAPER (Special Issue on Test and Diagnosis of VLSI)
Category
Logic Simulation and Logic Optimization

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