Field-Programmable Custom Computing Technology: Architectures, Tools, and Applications Reprinted from JOURNAL OF VLSI SIGNAL PROCESSING S edition

Marc Notes: Special issue of Jnl of VLSI signal processing systems for signal, image, and video tech., v. 24:2-3, Mar. 2000. Table of Contents: Guest Editor's Introduction; J. Arnold, et al. Pipeline Reconfigurable FPGAs; H. H. Schmit, et al. Design and Implementation of the MorphoSys Reconfigurable Computing Processor; M.-H. Lee, et al. Co-Synthesis to a Hybrid RISC/FPGA Architecture; M. B. Gokhale, et al. Design-Space Exploration for Block-Processing Based Temporal Partitioning of Runtime Reconfigurable Systems; M. Kaul, R. Vemuri. Application of Reconfigurable CORDIC Architectures; O. Mencer, et al. A Configurable Logic Based Architecture for Real-Time Continuous Speech Recognition Using Hidden Markov Models; P. Stogiannos, et al. The CAM-Brain Machine (CBM): Real Time Evolution and Update of a 75 Million Neuron FPGA-Based Artificial Brain; H. de Garis, M. Korkin.

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