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2012 International Symposium on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays
Talk Slides
These are slides from talks given at the 2012 ISFPGA Conference.
Speedy FPGA-Based Packet Classifiers with Low On-Chip Memory Requirements
Easing Multiple FPGA Design with Latency Insensitive Bounded Dataflow Networks
The VTR Project: Architecture and CAD for FPGAs from Verilog to Routing
Optimizing SDRAM Bandwidth for Custom FPGA Loop Accelerators
A coarse-grained stream architecture for cryo-electron microscopy images 3D reconstruction
A Performance and Energy Comparison of FPGAs, GPUs, and Multicores for Sliding-Window Applications
A Configurable Architecture to Limit Wakeup Current in Dynamically-Controlled Power-Gated FPGAs
A Mixed Precision Monte Carlo Methodology for Reconfigurable Accelerator Systems
Intra-Masking Dual-Rail Memory on LUT Implementation for Tamper Resistant AES on FPGA
Reducing the Cost of Floating-Point Mantissa Alignment and Normalization in FPGAs
Rethinking FPGAs: Elude LUT Flexibility Excess with And-Inverter Cones (Best Paper)
Limit Study of Energy & Delay Benefits of Component-Specific Routing
Securing Netlist-Level FPGA Design through Exploiting Process Variation and Degradation
CONNECT: Re-Examining Conventional Wisdom for Designing NoCs in the Context of FPGAs
- Saturating the Transceiver Bandwidth: Switch Fabric Design on FPGAs
Papers
For full papers, see the ACM Digital Library. (TODO add link)