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Reconfigurable computing

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How to Make Stream Processing More Mainstream

Stream processing has a long history as a way of describing and implementing speciﬁc kinds of computational processes. So far, however, it has largely remained an exotic ﬁeld of endeavor, with relatively small momentum compared to traditional von Neumann c ...

IEEE, ACM2008

A Complexity-Effective Architecture for Accelerating Full-System Multiprocessor Simulations Using FPGAs

Babak Falsafi

Functional full-system simulators are powerful and versatile research tools for accelerating architectural exploration and advanced software development. Their main shortcoming is limited throughput when simulating systems with hundreds of processors or mo ...

2008

An IEEE 802.11a baseband receiver implementation on an application specific processor

Andreas Peter Burg

This paper describes the implementation of the complete baseband processing of an IEEE 802.11a receiver on a design-framework for application specific processors. The underlying generic architecture is described, the computational kernels required for an I ...

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CONFETTI : A reconfigurable hardware platform for prototyping cellular architectures

Daniel Mange, Pierre-André Mudry, Fabien Vannel

In this article, we describe a novel hardware platform aimed at the realization of cellular architectures. The system is built hierarchically from a very simple computing unit, called ECell. Several of these units can then be connected, using a high-speed ...

2007

PROTOFLEX: FPGA-accelerated hybrid functional simulator

Babak Falsafi

PROTOFLEX is an FPGA-accelerated hybrid simulation/emulation platform designed to support large-scale multiprocessor hardware and software research. Unlike prior attempts at FPGA multiprocessor system emulators, PROTOFLEX emulates full-system fidelity-i.e. ...

2007

Implementation of batch-based particle filters for multi-sensor tracking

Volkan Cevher

In this paper, we demonstrate fixed-point FPGA implementations of state space systems using Particle Filters, especially multi-target beating and range tracking systems. These trackers operate either as independent organic trackers or as a joint tracker to ...

2007

HW-SW Emulation Framework for Temperature-Aware Design in MPSoCs

Giovanni De Micheli, David Atienza Alonso, Luca Benini, Roman Hermida Correa

New tendencies envisage Multi-Processor Systems-On-Chip (MPSoCs) as a promising solution for the consumer electronics market. MPSoCs are complex to design, as they must execute multiple applications (games, video), while meeting additional design constrain ...

2007

Multi-Processor Operating System Emulation Framework with Thermal Feedback for Systems-on-Chip

Giovanni De Micheli, David Atienza Alonso, Francisco Javier Rincon Vallejos, Luca Benini, Pablo Garcia del Valle

Multi-Processor System-On-Chip (MPSoC) can provide the performance levels required by high-end embedded applications. However, they do so at the price of an increasing power density, which may lead to thermal runaway if coupled with low-cost packaging and ...

2007

Dynamically reconfigurable bio-inspired hardware

During the last several years, reconfigurable computing devices have experienced an impressive development in their resource availability, speed, and configurability. Currently, commercial FPGAs offer the possibility of self-reconfiguring by partially modi ...

EPFL2006

EPICURE : A Partitioning and CoDesign Framework For Reconfigurable Computing

Sébastien Bilavarn

This paper presents a new global design methodology capable to bridge the gap between an abstract specification level and a heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture level. The Epicure contribution is the result of a joint study on abstraction/refinement m ...

2006

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