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	Browse All Reviews > Hardware (B) > Control Structures And Microprogramming (B.1) > Control Design Styles (B.1.1) > Microprogrammed Logic Arrays (B.1.1...)     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending     1-9 of 9 Reviews about "Microprogrammed Logic Arrays (B.1.1...)": Date Reviewed   The MOLEN Polymorphic Processor Vassiliadis S., Wong S., Gaydadjiev G., Bertels K., Kuzmanov G., Moscu Panainte E.  IEEE Transactions on Computers 53(11): 1363-1375, 2004. Type: Article Vassiliadis et al. discuss a new design paradigm that combines a general-purpose processor with a reconfigurable custom processor in a single integrated system suitable for implementation on programmable devices, such as field programmable gate... Jun 15 2005   Microprogramming and computer architecture Segee B., Field J.,  John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, NY, 1991.Type: Book Microprogramming can be viewed in many ways. All are different, all are correct. Computer scientists typically see microcode as software with unfortunate complications that would go away if only hardware designers would do a proper job.... Sep 1 1991   On the Size of PLAs Required to Realize Binary and Multiple-Valued Functions Bender E., Butler J.  IEEE Transactions on Computers 38(1): 82-98, 1989. Type: Article Programmable logic arrays (PLAs) have been popular in the current decade because of their applications in VLSI design. Although the design algorithms have not been developed as far as those using gates, the regularity of structure of PLAs and... Nov 1 1989   Assembly-level programming of cellular processors Katona E.,  2000.Type: Book It is difficult to identify the subject of this paper, which claims to be a study of cellular processors (defined as arrays of “microprogrammed Boolean processors connected according to the von Neumann neighborhood”). Katona claims... Apr 1 1989   Fault tolerant programming of a two-layer cellular array Tóth N.  Parallel processing by cellular automata and arrays (, Berlin, E. Germany, 1081987. Type: Proceedings In this paper, a careful mathematical model is built to study the operation of two-dimensional meshes of nearest-neighbor connected processors. This model is then used to show that by replicating the array of processors (by having two... Nov 1 1988   The art of digital design: an introduction to top-down design (2nd ed.) Prosser F., Winkel D.,  Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1986.Type: Book This book is designed for use as a textbook in a beginning level digital design course. The text covers Boolean algebra, logic functions, basic digital building blocks, design methods, and microprogramming design theory. The text is clearly... Jun 1 1988   Digital systems and hardware/firmware algorithms Ercegovac M., Lang T.,  John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, NY, 1985.Type: Book This book presents a comprehensive treatment of digital systems analysis and design for use as a text in a one- or two-semester course for undergraduate and graduate students in computer science and engineering. The book is divided into three... May 1 1988   Logic testing and design for testability Fujiwara H.,  MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1986.Type: Book This text provides an excellent introduction to the problems of testing logic circuits. Written so as to be self-contained, it is usable both as a self-study guide for professionals and as a textbook for undergraduate and beginning graduate... Mar 1 1988   Concurrent fault detection in microprogrammed control units Iyengar V., Kinney L.  IEEE Transactions on Computers C-34(9): 810-821, 1985. Type: Article This paper takes a novel approach to fault detection, advocating a “monitor” or shadowing process that can detect a certain class of defects in the monitored process. The errors detectable are those which cause a control-flow defect... Jul 1 1986       Display 510152550100 per page
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