Use of VPR in Design of FPGA Architecture
Xingzheng Li, Haigang Yang, Hua Zhong
Abstract
Xingzheng Li, Haigang Yang, Hua Zhong
Abstract
Field programmable gate array (FPGA) is one of the most widely used electronics devices. This paper focuses on a study of the FPGA architecture. As a highly structured device, FPGA is constructed by arraying basic elements according to specified rules, so a primary work in designing the FPGA is to determine its architectural parameters. In this paper, we analyze the relationship between some key parameters of a generic FPGA and its performance, and thus present the preferred ranges of these parameters for an optimized FPGA design
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Field programmable gate array (FPGA) is one of the most widely used electronics devices. This paper focuses on a study of the FPGA architecture. As a highly structured device, FPGA is constructed by arraying basic elements according to specified rules, so a primary work in designing the FPGA is to determine its architectural parameters. In this paper, we analyze the relationship between some key parameters of a generic FPGA and its performance, and thus present the preferred ranges of these parameters for an optimized FPGA design
Key concepts: Field-programmable gate array, Computer science, FPGA prototype, Architecture, Key (lock), Embedded system, Computer architecture, Electronics