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Architecture and Implementation of a Computational RAM.. - Nyasulu, Snelgrove (1998) (Correct)
....chip [8] The instruction consists of the multiplexer truth table opcode (TTOP) and the result control opcode (COP) Y, X and memory output constitutes the multiplexer 3 bit select code. Other prototype chips implemented include the 512 PE, 512 bits PE CRAM [8] and the 64 PE, 128 bits PE CRAM [14]. All these are SRAM based. The first two were implemented in a 0.8 m BiCMOS process, and the last one was implemented in a 1.2 m CMOS process. The deisgn of a DRAM based 1024 PE, 16 kbits PE CRAM is still in progress [9] 2. Architecture The architecture of the CRAM controller is shown in Fig ....
D. G. Elliott, Computational RAM: A Memory-SIMD Hybrid. Ph.D. Thesis Manuscript, University of Toronto, December, 1997.
System Design for a Computational-RAM Logic-In-Memory.. - Nyasulu (1999) (Correct)
....SIMD machines, are those that have fine grain parallelism and regular communication patterns. Such applications can be found in numerous fields including image processing, databases, video and image compression, digital signal processing, computer aided design, graphics, and numerical analysis [4], 5] 6] 7] Specific applications that have been studied for CRAM implementation include image convolution, FIR filters, data mining, fault simulation, and the satisfiability problem [4] as well as general image processing techniques, discrete cosine transform, run length encoding, scalable ....
.... and image compression, digital signal processing, computer aided design, graphics, and numerical analysis [4] 5] 6] 7] Specific applications that have been studied for CRAM implementation include image convolution, FIR filters, data mining, fault simulation, and the satisfiability problem [4], as well as general image processing techniques, discrete cosine transform, run length encoding, scalable and hierarchical vector quantization, and other MPEG 2 algorithms [5] A few CRAM applications are described in this thesis. These include low level image processing, basic database ....
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D. G. Elliott, Computational RAM: A Memory-SIMD Hybrid, Ph.D. Thesis, University of Toronto, December, 1997.
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