PPT-PARTIAL RECONFIGURATION USING FPGAs:
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ARCHITECTURE 1 Agenda Introduction Partial Reconfiguration Basics Design Considerations Advantages of Partial Reconfiguration Challenges of Partial Reconfiguration
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ARCHITECTURE 1 Agenda Introduction Partial Reconfiguration Basics Design Considerations Advantages of Partial Reconfiguration Challenges of Partial Reconfiguration Application Examples. Reducing . the size of the FPGA device required to implement a given function, . with consequent . reductions in cost and power consumption. Providing . flexibility in the choices of algorithms or protocols available to . Alex . Shraer. (. Technion. ). Joint work with: . J.P. Martin, D. Malkhi, M. K. Aguilera (MSR) . I. . Keidar. (. Technion. ). Preview. 2. The setting: . data-centric. replicated storage. Simple network-attached storage-nodes . Wensheng. Zhang and . Guohong. . Cao. Dynamic Convoy Tree-based Collaboration (DCTC). Constructing the Initial Convoy Tree. Apply existing root election algorithm. Other node connect to a neighbor closest to the root. Ethan Taylor. Dept. of Administration and Finance. Coordinator of Budgets and Grants. What is The difference in a “school” and a “program”?. When does the . sde. need to know about changes for the upcoming year?. Zhanpeng Jin Allen C. Cheng. zhj6@pitt.edu. . acc33@pitt.edu. . ASPLOS 2010, The Wild and Crazy Session VIII. Artificial Neural Network. (Source: ". Anatomy and Physiology. Eric LaForest, Ming Liu, Emma Rapati, and Greg Steffan. ECE, University of Toronto. Multi-Ported Memories (MPM). MPM: Memory with more than 2 ports. Many uses:. register files. queues/buffers. FPGA BRAMs:. Rohit Kumar. Dr. Ann Gordon-Ross. {. kumar. , . ann. }@. chrec.org. Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering. University of Florida. Gainesville, FL 32608 USA. RAW’15. Hyderabad, India . May 25, 2015. Chris Morales. Kaz . Onishi. 1. Wireless Sensor Networks. Expected to be :. Autonomous. Low Power. Context aware. Flexible. Can have thousands of nodes spread out. Makes development and support complicated. Seyi. Ayorinde. University of Virginia. February 12. th. , 2015. Context. BIST for FPGAs is now a mature study. Many examples of different BIST methodologies and implementations. BIST for FPGAs has been realized on commercial FPGAs primarily. Not just a half baked job of reconfiguring. Rohit Kumar. Joseph . Antoon. Research Students. University of Florida. Dr. . Herman Lam. Assistant Professor of ECE. University of Florida. . Partial Reconfiguration is All Around Us. Alex . Shraer. (. Technion. ). Joint work with: . J.P. Martin, D. Malkhi, M. K. Aguilera (MSR) . I. . Keidar. (. Technion. ). Preview. 2. The setting: . data-centric. replicated storage. Simple network-attached storage-nodes . P. roximity . T. echnology with fl. U. x pinning & . R. econfiguration . E. xperiments. CAPTURE:. David Bayard, Laura Jones, and Swati Mohan. Jet Propulsion Laboratory. California Institute of Technology. 3.2 . Faddeev’s. algorithm mapped onto Systolic. array [8]. 2.4 Reconfigurable Architectures. During . run-time the system model or requirements may change due to . sensor/actuator failure. , environment changes, or at scheduled times. . Jason Gilmore (Texas A&M University). Ben . Bylsma. (The Ohio State University). Workshop on FPGAs in HEP, 21 March 2014. Considerations . for SEUs in FPGAs. Configuration memory SRAM is often corrupted by SEUs.
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