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The main design requirements for high-throughput mobile applications are energy efficiency and programmability. This paper presents a novel dynamically reconfigurable processor that targets these requirements. Our processor consists of a heterogeneous array of coarse grain asynchronous cells. The architecture maintains most of the benefits of custom asynchronous design, while also providing programmability...
This paper presents a novel instruction cell-based reconfigurable computing architecture for low-power applications, thereafter referred to as the reconfigurable instruction cell array (RICA). For the development of the RICA, a top-down software driven approach was taken and revealed as one of the key design decisions for a flexible, easy to program, low-power architecture. These features make RICA...
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