Dynamic and partial reconfiguration are key differentiating capabilities of field
programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). While they have been studied extensively in academic …

Examining the role of the contact lens material, design, and the care system is fundamental
to understanding contact lens discomfort (CLD). However, a systematic review that tries to …

Partial Reconfiguration (PR) is an advanced technique, which improves the flexibility of
FPGAs by allowing portions of a design to be reconfigured at runtime by overwriting parts of …

In the era of IoT, embedded systems are becoming the cornerstone of many IoT related
applications, such as smart cars and wearable devices. However, embedded devices have …

Emerging hybrid reconfigurable platforms tightly couple capable processors with high
performance reconfigurable fabrics. This promises to move the focus of reconfigurable …

Reconfigurable architectures have found use in a wide range of application domains, but
mostly as static accelerators for computationally intensive functions. Commodity computing …

Partial reconfiguration (PR) is fundamental to building adaptive systems on modern FPGA
SoCs, where hardware can be adapted dynamically at runtime. Vendor supported …

With the advancement of mobile and embedded devices, many applications such as data
mining have found their way into these devices. These devices consist of various design …

System design, especially for low power embedded applications often profit from a
heterogeneous target hardware platform. The application can be partitioned into modules …

Dynamic and partial reconfiguration is a well-known technique to update the configuration of
a field programmable gate array (FPGA) at runtime. Xilinx FPGAs support this feature which …