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Research

Currently running projects

In contrast to general purpose microprocessors, ASIP and multi-core ASIP give much higher performance, lower power, and lower silicon costs because of the optimized application specific instruction set and microarchitecture for an application domain.

ASIP research is a challenging area. The required knowledge for ASIP research is broad, ranging from applications, architecture selection, code compiling, parallel programming, microarchitecture, down to silicon fabrication.

Following are currently running projects

ePUMA (click to read more)

embedded Parallel DSP platform with Unique Memory Access

(Dake, Jian, Joar, Olof, Andreas K, Andreas E) To design a parallel DSP processor platform for markets in 2020

NoGAP (click to read more)

Novel Generator of Accelerators and Processors

(Per, Wenbiao, and Dake) To design a processor synthesizer to generate RTL codes, assembler, simulator, and compiler without template constriantis of an instruction set

MultiBase (click to read more)

an EU project of FP7 with Infineon, Ericsson, Lund University, TU-Leuven, and IMEC

(Andreas E. Di, Johan, Rizwan, Guoyou, and Dake) To design a programmable platform for radio baseband signal processing of future mobile handset

ASIC-FPGA co-design (click to read more)

(Andreas E. and Dake) To establish methods for ASIP and FPGA co-design and support FPGA fast prototyping of ASIC design

Profiler (click to read more)

C-source code profilier for ASIP design

(Dake) To design a tool to speed up understanding of execution behaviors of applications.

FlexFEC (click to read more)

A SIMD processor for forward error correction

(Ali and Dake) To design an silicon efficient programmable FEC supporting Viterbi, Turbo, RS, and LDPC.

SCOPE (click to read more)

Sequential COde ParallElization

(Lan and Dake) To design hardware acceleration on instruction level for searching and sorting.

DSP platform for functional acceleration (click to read more)

(Dake and Andreas) A DSP platform for functional acceleration.