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Structured ASICs consist of a regular array of pre-designed logic elements that can be interconnected as needed to implement a user's circuit. The "programming" of these devices involves fabricating a small number of metal mask or via layers in a silicon foundry. Since most of the mask layers on the chip are the same for all designs, with only the final metal or via layers being customized for a particular circuit, manufacturing time, and risk, is decreased compared to traditional standard cell ASICs. Our first three papers examine design issues for structured ASICs.