Nowadays, the hardware of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) can be reconfigured
both dynamically and partially. A dynamically and partially reconfigurable system can share …

As mobile and handheld devices are gaining popularity, many applications have found their
way into these devices. Apart from optimized hardware-software architectures, new …

The most popular representative devices of reconfigurable computing are field-
programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). A promising feature of an FPGA is the ability to reuse …

This paper addresses the high-performance systems which are based on swapping
relocatable partial bitstreams (also called hardware tasks) in and out of an FPGA device …

Partial reconfiguration (PR) enables shared FPGA systems to nonintrusively time multiplex
hardware tasks in partially reconfigurable regions (PRRs). To fully exploit PR, higher priority …

Run-time reconfiguration of FPGAs has been around in academia for more than two
decades but it is still applied very seldom in industrial applications. This has two main …

With the proliferation of mobile/embedded devices, multiple running applications are
becoming a necessity on these devices. Thus, state-of-the-art techniques are needed to …

Field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are often used to accelerate multiple tasks
simultaneously, working in a tightly coupled processor-coprocessor architecture. Recently …

Fine-grain reconfigurable devices suffer from the time needed to load the configuration
bitstream. Even for small bitstreams in partially reconfigurable FPGAs this time cannot be …

Partial reconfiguration (PR) of field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) enables hardware
tasks to time multiplex PR regions (PRRs) by isolating reconfiguration to only the …