Virtual Wires: A Technology for Massive Multi-FPGA Systems, lecture by Anant Agarwal.
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Virtual Wires: A Technology for Massive Multi-FPGA Systems, a lecture by Anant Agarwal. This video was recorded on December 2, 1994. From university Video Communications' Catalog: "Field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are a fast growing technology that enable the implementation of reconfigurable logic systems. A mosaic of a few hundred FPGAs can implement customized computing platforms for many applications whose performance can outstrip even that of supercomputers. This lecture discusses a new compilation technology called VirtualWires, which uses a discrete timing algorithm and a multiplexing methodology to enable the construction of scalable and cost-effective multi-FPGA systems. This lecture overviews the fundamentals of FPGAs and the multi-FPGA opportunity, and presents the VirtualWires approach, taking examples from logic emulation." Lot number: X6636.2013 Catalog number: 102624743
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