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ORCIDMicroprocessors and Microsystems, Volume 59
Volume 59, June 2018
- Manel Ammar, Mohamed Abid:
Heterogeneity of abstractions in EDA tools: Reviewing models of computation for many-core systems targeting intensive signal processing applications. 1-14 - Nehru Kandasamy
, Firdous Ahmad, Shashikanth Reddy, Ramesh Babu M, Nagarjuna Telagam, Somanaidu Utlapalli:
Performance evolution of 4-b bit MAC unit using hybrid GDI and transmission gate based adder and multiplier circuits in 180 and 90 nm technology. 15-28 - Zhijian Chen, Huanzhang Xu, Jiahui Luo, Tao-Tao Zhu, Jianyi Meng:
Low-power perceptron model based ECG processor for premature ventricular contraction detection. 29-36 - Abhishek N. Tripathi, Arvind Rajawat:
Fast and efficient power estimation model for FPGA based designs. 37-45
- Robért Glein, Florian Rittner, Albert Heuberger:
Adaptive single-event effect mitigation for dependable processing systems based on FPGAs. 46-56
- Shuai Chen, Bing Li, Cenjun Zhou:
FPGA implementation of SRAM PUFs based cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator. 57-68 - Poona Bahrebar, Dirk Stroobandt:
Abacus turn model-based routing for NoC interconnects with switch or link failures. 69-91 - Shiju Padmanabhan Puthenpurayil, Indrajit Chakrabarti, Rishi Virdi, Snehal Wasnik:
VLSI architecture for fixed mesh based deformable motion estimation using ARPS algorithm. 92-102
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