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  Synchronous transfer architecture (STA (2004) [13 citations — 8 self]

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by Gordon Cichon, P. Robelly, H. Seidel, M. Bronzel, Gerhard Fettweis
in Lecture Notes on Computer Science
http://www.ifn.et.tu-dresden.de/MNS/veroeffentlichungen/2004/Cichon_G_SAMOS_04.pdf
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Abstract:

Abstract. This paper presents a novel micro-architecture for high-performance and low-power DSPs. The underlying Synchronous Transfer Architecture (STA) fills the gap between SIMD-DSPs and coarse-grain reconfigurable hardware. STA processors are modeled using a common machine description suitable for both compiler and core generator. The core generator is able to generate models in Lisa, System-C, and VHDL. A special emphasis is placed on the good synthesis of the generated VHDL model. 1

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