Architecture And Synthesis For Dynamically Reconfigurable Asynchronous Fpgas
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The current slowdown in CMOS technology scaling presents opportunities for architectural innovation, in particular augmentation of general purpose processors with specialized units. Self-timed field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are attractive in this space because of their high throughput, robustness, and modularity. In my thesis, I present an architecture for a dynamically reconfigurable asynchronous field-programmable gate array, describe efforts to limit the overheads of asynchronous communication in the context of 3D integration, and develop an asynchronous-aware toolflow for mapping designs to the FPGA.
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2016-02-01
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Manohar,Rajit
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Crawford,Barbara A
Batten,Christopher
Albonesi,David H.
Batten,Christopher
Albonesi,David H.
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Electrical Engineering
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Ph. D., Electrical Engineering
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Doctor of Philosophy
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