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Functional Testing of Microprocessors
IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1984Summary: This paper presents a new and systematic method to generate tests for microprocessors. A functional level model for the microprocessor is used and it is represented by a reduced graph. A new and comprehensive model of the instruction execution process is developed.
Dhananjay Brahme, Jacob A. Abraham
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Microprocessors present and future
Computer, 1974Microprocessors are very quickly reaching the stage of maturity as a design component in the field of digital systems even though they are relatively new. They are the one component with the most far reaching implications for future developments in the digital systems area since the transistor.
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Validating the AMULET Microprocessors
The Computer Journal, 2002The AMULET group at the University of Manchester has spent a decade designing asynchronous microprocessors of increasing performance and complexity. Getting these large designs (almost) right first time is very challenging, and any verification or validation methodologies that can be brought to bear can help improve the design quality as measured by ...
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2007 IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference. Digest of Technical Papers, 2007
Stefan Rusu, Jim Warnock
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Stefan Rusu, Jim Warnock
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On a Varistructured Array of Microprocessors
IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1977The varistructure architecture gives the user the opportunity to specify the height and width of his primary memory ``at run time.'' This architecture, first proposed in 1973, has now been simplified to make it schedulable, extended to allow SIMD vector-vector operations, and further extended to provide variable structure within a task.
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Microprocessors and microcomputers
1983The first electronic computer to use binary coding was EDVAC, built after the Second World War. It operated on binary numbers up to forty-three digits long, and was able to store, electronically, over 1000 such numbers. It could add, multiply, subtract and divide at the then astounding rate of hundreds of calculations per second.
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Proceedings of the May 19-22, 1975, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '75, 1975
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