This paper presents a new recursive bipartitioning algorithms targeted for a hierarchical field-programmable system. It draws new insights into relating the quality of bipartitioning algorithm to circuit structures by the use of the partitioning tree [11]. The final algorithm proposed not only forms the basis for the partitioning solution of a 1-million gate Field Programmable System [1] but can also be applied to general VLSI or multiple-FPGA parti-tioning problems. The reprogrammability of FPGAs has made possible a number of systems for rapid prototyping and emulation. These multiple-FPGA designs, primarily aimed at ASIC applications, tend to be severely pin limited. Since the pi
The paper suggests a novel method for implementing recursive algorithms in hardware. The required su...
The recent introduction of partially-reconfigurable-field-programmable gate arrays (PRFPGAs) has led...
Abstract—A fundamental feature of Dynamically Reconfigurable FPGAs (DRFPGAs) is that the logic and i...
One of the critical issues for multi-FPGA systems is developing software tools for automatically map...
Our approach to the problem of partitioning the design (represented as a hypergraph) into Multi-FPGA...
This paper addresses an automatic partitioning method of a design into several FPGAs. Although the c...
Multi-FPGA systems offer the potential to deliver higher performance solutions than traditional comp...
International audienceThis paper describes a new procedure for generating very large realistic bench...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we present a new integrated synthesis and partitioning method for multipl...
This paper considers the problem of partitioning a circuit into a collection of subcircuits, such th...
Abstract—Most high performance computing systems are large-scale computing systems, and consist tens...
This paper describes a new procedure for generating very large realistic benchmark circuits which ar...
Field programmable gate arrays are a class of integrated circuit that enable logic functions and int...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we present a new integrated synthesis and partitioning method for multipl...
Part 5: Modelling and OptimizationInternational audienceThe article considers the general synthesis ...
The paper suggests a novel method for implementing recursive algorithms in hardware. The required su...
The recent introduction of partially-reconfigurable-field-programmable gate arrays (PRFPGAs) has led...
Abstract—A fundamental feature of Dynamically Reconfigurable FPGAs (DRFPGAs) is that the logic and i...
One of the critical issues for multi-FPGA systems is developing software tools for automatically map...
Our approach to the problem of partitioning the design (represented as a hypergraph) into Multi-FPGA...
This paper addresses an automatic partitioning method of a design into several FPGAs. Although the c...
Multi-FPGA systems offer the potential to deliver higher performance solutions than traditional comp...
International audienceThis paper describes a new procedure for generating very large realistic bench...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we present a new integrated synthesis and partitioning method for multipl...
This paper considers the problem of partitioning a circuit into a collection of subcircuits, such th...
Abstract—Most high performance computing systems are large-scale computing systems, and consist tens...
This paper describes a new procedure for generating very large realistic benchmark circuits which ar...
Field programmable gate arrays are a class of integrated circuit that enable logic functions and int...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we present a new integrated synthesis and partitioning method for multipl...
Part 5: Modelling and OptimizationInternational audienceThe article considers the general synthesis ...
The paper suggests a novel method for implementing recursive algorithms in hardware. The required su...
The recent introduction of partially-reconfigurable-field-programmable gate arrays (PRFPGAs) has led...
Abstract—A fundamental feature of Dynamically Reconfigurable FPGAs (DRFPGAs) is that the logic and i...