Presentation 1996/10/17
Programmable Design for Memory Sharing Processor Array (MSPA)
Dongju Li, Hiroaki Kunieda,
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Abstract(in English) Memory sharing processor array (MSPA) architecture has been proposed with advantages of high efficient parallel processing, less data storage requirement, and high cost performance. MSPA design methodology has been developed with regularity structure and systematic procedure. In this paper, programmable MSPA is proposed to embed not only MSPA architecture, but design procedure into silicon chip so that various applications can be performed with excellently high speed. MSPA controller schedules operations corresponding to algorithm size, allocates resources altomaticaly, manipulates data flow among I/O ports, memory and processing elements (PEs). The introduction of this controller lead to a possibility to realize programmable and reconfigurable MSPA chip design.
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Keyword(in English) parallel processing / interconnection / memory address generation / array processor architecture.
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Title (in English) Programmable Design for Memory Sharing Processor Array (MSPA)
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Keyword(1) parallel processing
Keyword(2) interconnection
Keyword(3) memory address generation
Keyword(4) array processor architecture.
1st Author's Name Dongju Li
1st Author's Affiliation Dept. of EE Eng. Tokyo Institute of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Hiroaki Kunieda
2nd Author's Affiliation Dept. of EE Eng. Tokyo Institute of Technology
Date 1996/10/17
Paper # VLD96-52
Volume (vol) vol.96
Number (no) 298
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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