A low-energy FPGA: architecture design and software-supported design flow
Kostas Siozios, Dimitrios Soudris, A. Thanailakis
Abstract
Kostas Siozios, Dimitrios Soudris, A. Thanailakis
Abstract
The aim of the PhD thesis is the development of systematic methodologies both for hardware and software level for designing low-energy and performance efficient reconfigurable systems. This problem is tackled at two different design tasks, namely the design of efficient CLB architecture and the supporting CAD tools for mapping a VHDL-designed application onto the designed FPGA device.
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The aim of the PhD thesis is the development of systematic methodologies both for hardware and software level for designing low-energy and performance efficient reconfigurable systems. This problem is tackled at two different design tasks, namely the design of efficient CLB architecture and the supporting CAD tools for mapping a VHDL-designed application onto the designed FPGA device.
Key concepts: Computer architecture, Computer science, Field-programmable gate array, Design flow, VHDL, Embedded system, Architecture, Software