—Many modern Field Programmable Logic Arrays (FPGAs) use lookup table (LUT) logic blocks which can be programmed to realize any function of a fixed number of inputs. It is possib...
We consider packing in the commercial FPGA context and examine the speed, performance and power trade-offs associated with packing in a state-of-the art FPGA
Taneem Ahmed, Paul D. Kundarewich, Jason Helge And...
We present a general approach to the FPGA technology mapping problem that applies to any logic block composed of lookup tables LUTs and can yield optimal solutions. The connecti...
In designing FPGAs, it is important to achieve a good balance between the number of logic blocks, such as Look-Up Tables (LUTs), and wiring resources. It is dicult to nd an optim...
Fast carry chains featuring dedicated adder circuitry is a distinctive feature of modern FPGAs. The carry chains bypass the general routing network and are embedded in the logic b...
As the logic capacity of FPGA increases, there has been a corresponding increase in the variety of FPGA building blocks. From a mere collection of the conventional logic blocks, F...
The growth in size and performance of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) has compelled System-on-aProgrammable-Chip (SoPC) designers to use soft processors for controlling sys...
Blair Fort, Davor Capalija, Zvonko G. Vranesic, St...
Compared are different methods for evaluation of formulas expressing microprocessor correctness in the logic of Equality with Uninterpreted Functions and Memories (EUFM) by transl...