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Reconfigurable, System-on-Chip, High-Speed Data Processing and Data Handling Electronics1999 MAPLD International Conference
September 28-30, 1999
Laurel, MarylandPresentation:
D2_Kleyner_S.pdf
D2_Kleyner_S.pptPaper:
D2_Kleyner_P.pdf
D2_Kleyner_P.docAbstract
This paper presents a methodology and a tool set which implements automated generation of moderate-size blocks of customized intellectual property (IP), thus effectively reusing prior work and minimizing the labor intensive, error-prone parts of the design process. Customization of components allows for optimization for smaller area and lower power consumption, which is an important factor given the limitations of resources available in radiation-hardened devices. The effects of variations in HDL coding style on the efficiency of synthesized code for various commercial synthesis tools are also discussed.
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