International audienceDynamic reconfiguration on fine-grained architecture can only be reached by multi-context FPGAs when reconfiguration time is a critical issue. Un- fortunately the multiple contexts bring power and area overhead. This pa- per introduces the Dynamic Unifier and reConfigurable blocK (DUCK), a new structure to perform efficiently dynamic reconfiguration. The DUCK allows to separate the configuration path and the configuration registers which facilitates simultaneous configuration and computing steps. The reconfiguration process using the DUCK concept is presented in detail and synthesis results are given for different structures. Our solution is finally validated with the implementation of a WCDMA receiver on a multi-conte...
Abstract—Multi-context FPGAs are reconfigurable FPGAs that store two or more on-chip configuration m...
Kettelhoit B, Porrmann M. A Layer Model for Systematically Designing Dynamically Reconfigurable Syst...
Abstract—In this paper we propose a design methodology to explore dynamic and partial reconfiguratio...
International audienceDynamic reconfiguration on fine-grained architecture can only be reached by mu...
International audienceDynamic reconfiguration is possible on both fine-grain and coarse-grain archit...
Dynamic reconfiguration of FPGAs enables systems to adapt to changing demands. This paper concentrat...
The effective use of dynamic reconfiguration re-quires the designer to address many implementation i...
This paper describes platform for dynamic reconfiguration on an FPGA with embedded microcontroller. ...
This paper discusses dynamic reconfiguration achievable using current FPGA methodology. An analysis ...
Reconfiguration of computing and control circuits according to dynamically changing needs is a suppo...
The concept of dynamic reconfigurability combines advantages of hardware and software. The goal is t...
Abstract—Dynamic parital reconfigurable FPGAs offer new design space with a variety of benefits: red...
The most common reconfigurable devices today are Field Programmable Gate Arrays, FPGAs. Aim of this ...
Rana V, Santambrogio M, Sciuto D, et al. Partial Dynamic Reconfiguration in a Multi-FPGA Clustered A...
Adaptive Hardware Systems can rely on software or hardware adaptation. Software adaptation can be gl...
Abstract—Multi-context FPGAs are reconfigurable FPGAs that store two or more on-chip configuration m...
Kettelhoit B, Porrmann M. A Layer Model for Systematically Designing Dynamically Reconfigurable Syst...
Abstract—In this paper we propose a design methodology to explore dynamic and partial reconfiguratio...
International audienceDynamic reconfiguration on fine-grained architecture can only be reached by mu...
International audienceDynamic reconfiguration is possible on both fine-grain and coarse-grain archit...
Dynamic reconfiguration of FPGAs enables systems to adapt to changing demands. This paper concentrat...
The effective use of dynamic reconfiguration re-quires the designer to address many implementation i...
This paper describes platform for dynamic reconfiguration on an FPGA with embedded microcontroller. ...
This paper discusses dynamic reconfiguration achievable using current FPGA methodology. An analysis ...
Reconfiguration of computing and control circuits according to dynamically changing needs is a suppo...
The concept of dynamic reconfigurability combines advantages of hardware and software. The goal is t...
Abstract—Dynamic parital reconfigurable FPGAs offer new design space with a variety of benefits: red...
The most common reconfigurable devices today are Field Programmable Gate Arrays, FPGAs. Aim of this ...
Rana V, Santambrogio M, Sciuto D, et al. Partial Dynamic Reconfiguration in a Multi-FPGA Clustered A...
Adaptive Hardware Systems can rely on software or hardware adaptation. Software adaptation can be gl...
Abstract—Multi-context FPGAs are reconfigurable FPGAs that store two or more on-chip configuration m...
Kettelhoit B, Porrmann M. A Layer Model for Systematically Designing Dynamically Reconfigurable Syst...
Abstract—In this paper we propose a design methodology to explore dynamic and partial reconfiguratio...