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Design and evaluation system for computer architecture
Proceedings of the June 4-8, 1973, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '73, 1973Recent progress of IC and LSI technology and advances in microprogramming technique have had a major impact on computer architecture. Rapidly decreasing logic and memory costs and ever increasing programming costs justify more trade-offs being carried out from software to firmware and/or hardware, and many experimental or commercial models, which stand
Katsuya Hakozaki +4 more
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1973
Designs based upon once valid assumptions may lose their integrity when a technology or range of application changes. Unfortunately, designers usually accept such changes reluctantly.
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Designs based upon once valid assumptions may lose their integrity when a technology or range of application changes. Unfortunately, designers usually accept such changes reluctantly.
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Architectures for nanoscale hybrid computing systems
2013 European Conference on Circuit Theory and Design (ECCTD), 2013Spin torque oscillator (STO) nanodevices have been brought into focus of engineering hoping they could provide for a platform of computation beyond Moore's law. In this paper we propose hybrid-architectures (i.e. combining CMOS units and STO nanodevices) useful to realize Oscillatory Cellular Nonlinear Network (O-CNN) arrays that can be used for ...
Fernando Corinto +2 more
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Systolic architectures, systems and computations
1988A variety of problems related to systolic architectures, systems and computations is discussed. The emphases are on fundamental and general problems of broader interest. The paper concentrates on theoretical models, techniques and results. Main motivations are discussed and interesting/important applications are shown.
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A multi-microprocessor computer system architecture
Proceedings of the fifth symposium on Operating systems principles - SOSP '75, 1975The development of microprocessors has suggested the design of distributed processing and multiprocessing computer architectures. A computer system design incorporating these ideas is proposed, along with its impact on memory management and process control aspects of the system's operating system.
Bruce W. Arden, Alan D. Berenbaum
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Systematic Assessment of Computer Systems Architectures
1994Development, selection, and evolution of workstation architectures depend mainly on a comprehensive assessment of the architecture and its parts. Proper assessment of an architecture is a key to its success on the market. This paper presents a systematic method for system assessment which supports the user to make decisions explicit, allowing to find ...
Günter Böckle, Hermann Hellwagner
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The Cydra 5 computer system architecture
Proceedings 1988 IEEE International Conference on Computer Design: VLSI, 2003An overview of the Cydra 5 computer system architecture is presented. A single numeric processor and multiple interactive processors are used to provide sustained compute performance in numeric applications. The numeric processors' unique directed dataflow architecture supports the parallelization of a much broader range of algorithms than vector ...
Michael Schlansker, Michael McNamara
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Architecture Optimization of Aerospace Computing Systems
IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1983Simultaneous consideration of both performance and reliability issues is important in the choice of computer architectures for real-time aerospace applications. One of the requirements for such a fault-tolerant computer system is the characteristic of graceful degradation.
Pedar, A, Sarma, VVS
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Journal of Systems Architecture, 1997 This paper presents a modular architecture called DIPSA, which is intended to be used for building custom-made real-time Computer-Vision systems. It consists of four module types and each of them represents a family of circuits that perform specific ...
Benítez Díaz, Domingo +1 more
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A SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE FOR DISTRIBUTED COMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEMS
Automatica, 1982Abstract Distributed computer control systems have a number of potential advantages over centralised systems, especially where the application is itself physically distributed. A computer station can be placed close to the plant being controlled, and a communications network used to enable the stations to communicate to coordinate their actions ...
Jeff Kramer, Jeff Magee, Morris Sloman
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