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This software is dedicated to John Uyemura, from Georgia Tech, Usa, who was an unconditional fan of Microwind. Also, I would like to thank Marie-Agnes Detourbe for having carefully reviewed the manuscript. I would like to thank several people at INSA, especially Sonia Bendhia and Chen Xi, Jean- Pierre Schoellkopf, Fabrizzio Battaglia at ST-Microelectronics, and Bernard Courtois, Tima Grenoble, for their help, support and contributions.

Copyright Copyright by INSA Address Etienne Sicard INSA-DGEI, 135, Av de Rangueil TOULOUSE Cedex 4, FRANCE Tel :, Fax: home page: Web information Acknowledgements Special thanks are due to technical contributors to the Dsch and Microwind software, to numerous professors, students and engineers who patiently debugged the software, gave valuable comments and suggestions. Etienne SICARD is the author of several commercial software in the field of microelectronics and sound processing. His research interests include several aspects of design of integrated circuits including crosstalk fault tolerance, and electromagnetic compatibility of integrated circuits. Sicard is currently a professor at the INSA Electronic Engineering School of Toulouse. Previously a professor of electronics in the department of physics, at the University of Balearic Islands, Spain, E. He was granted a Monbusho scholarship and stayed 18 months at the University of Osaka, Japan. Introduction About the author ETIENNE SICARD was born in Paris, France, in June He received a B.S degree in 1984 and a PhD in Electrical Engineering in 1987 both from the University of Toulouse.

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1 National Institute of Applied Sciences Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering Toulouse, FRANCE Microwind & Dsch User's Manual Version 2.7 November 2003 Etienne Sicard /12/03Ģ 1.