Abstract—Linear (order-one) function evaluation schemes, such as bipartite and multipartite tables, are usually effective for low precision approximations. For high output precision, the lookup table size is often too large for practical use. This study investigates the so-called (M,p, k) scheme that reduces the range of input argument to a very small interval so that trigonometric functions can be approximated with very small lookup tables and a few additions/subtractions. An optimized hardware architecture is presented and implemented in both FPGA device and standard cell based technology. Experimental results show that the proposed scheme achieves more than 50% reduction in total chip area compared with the best linear approach for 24-bi...
The paper presents a novel method of evaluating the square root function in FPGA. The method uses a ...
Trigonometric functions are used in many applications including real time digital signal processing ...
(eng) This paper presents a new scheme for the hardware evaluation of elementary functions, based on...
Abstract—Linear (order-one) function evaluation schemes, such as bipartite and multipartite tables, ...
International audienceWe present a new way of approximating the sine and cosine functions by a few t...
(eng) Many general table-based methods for the evaluation in hardware of elementary functions have b...
This paper presents a systematic approach for automatic generation of look-up-table (LUT) for functi...
(eng) This paper presents a new scheme for the hardware evaluation of functions in fixed-point forma...
National audienceWe present a new table-based algorithm for the evaluation of the sine and cosine fu...
Three approaches for computing sines and cosines on FP-GAs are studied in this paper, with a focus o...
International audienceThree approaches for computing sines and cosines on FPGAs are studied in this ...
International audienceElementary mathematical functions are pervasively used in many applications su...
Abstract. Function evaluation is at the core of many compute-intensive applications which perform we...
International audienceSoftware evaluation of elementary functions usually requires three steps: a ra...
The paper presents a novel method of evaluating the square root function in FPGA. The method uses a ...
The paper presents a novel method of evaluating the square root function in FPGA. The method uses a ...
Trigonometric functions are used in many applications including real time digital signal processing ...
(eng) This paper presents a new scheme for the hardware evaluation of elementary functions, based on...
Abstract—Linear (order-one) function evaluation schemes, such as bipartite and multipartite tables, ...
International audienceWe present a new way of approximating the sine and cosine functions by a few t...
(eng) Many general table-based methods for the evaluation in hardware of elementary functions have b...
This paper presents a systematic approach for automatic generation of look-up-table (LUT) for functi...
(eng) This paper presents a new scheme for the hardware evaluation of functions in fixed-point forma...
National audienceWe present a new table-based algorithm for the evaluation of the sine and cosine fu...
Three approaches for computing sines and cosines on FP-GAs are studied in this paper, with a focus o...
International audienceThree approaches for computing sines and cosines on FPGAs are studied in this ...
International audienceElementary mathematical functions are pervasively used in many applications su...
Abstract. Function evaluation is at the core of many compute-intensive applications which perform we...
International audienceSoftware evaluation of elementary functions usually requires three steps: a ra...
The paper presents a novel method of evaluating the square root function in FPGA. The method uses a ...
The paper presents a novel method of evaluating the square root function in FPGA. The method uses a ...
Trigonometric functions are used in many applications including real time digital signal processing ...
(eng) This paper presents a new scheme for the hardware evaluation of elementary functions, based on...