A FPGA is a hardware programmable circuit that offers huge possibilities in terms of architectural configurability and flexibility. It can dramatically simplify the design of circuit boards and make them more generic, particularly in terms of allowing input/output interface reconfiguration. But the FPGA has two significant drawbacks that limit its adoption: the level of expertise and the design time required.
ECS studies the tools and techniques, like porting C to HDL, that will make it easier to develop HDLs, facilitate the use of FPGAs and shorten development time
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30.09.2019
30.09.2019
Publications scientifiques
De Landtsheer, Renaud & Deprez, Jean-Christophe & Guedria, Lotfi. (2019). Design-Time Tooling to Guide Programming for Embedded...
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22.08.2018
22.08.2018
Publications scientifiques
Djemame K. et al. (2019) Towards an Energy-Aware Framework for Application Development and Execution in Heterogeneous Parallel Architectures. In...
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