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The Journal of VLSI Signal Processing, Volume 12
Volume 12, Number 1, January 1996
- Wayne Luk, Duncan A. Buell:
Guest editors' introduction. 5 - James B. Peterson, Peter M. Athanas:
High-speed 2-D convolution with a custom computing machine. 7-19 - Laurent Moll, Jean Vuillemin, Philippe Boucard, Lars Lundheim:
Real-time high-energy physics applications on DECPeRLe-1 programmable active memory. 21-33 - Matthew Aubury, Wayne Luk:
Binomial filters. 35-50 - Paul Shaw, W. Paul Cockshott, Peter Barrie:
Implementation of lattice gases using FPGAs. 51-66 - James G. Eldredge, Brad L. Hutchings:
Run-Time Reconfiguration: A method for enhancing the functional density of SRAM-based FPGAs. 67-86 - Ian Page:
Constructing hardware-software systems from a single description. 87-107
Volume 12, Number 2, May 1996
- Maria Grazia Albanesi, Anna Antola, Marco Ferretti, Roberto M. Negrini:
A chip-set for the Generalized Hough Transform. 115-134 - Jinn-Wang Yeh, Wen-Jiunn Cheng, Chein-Wei Jen:
VASS - A VLSI array system synthesizer. 135-158 - Francis H. Y. Chan, Francis K. Lam, Hon Fung Li, J. G. Liu:
An all adder systolic structure for fast computation of moments. 159-175 - Roderick McConnell, Dominique Lavenier:
Prototyping of VLSI components from a formal specification. 177-186 - Karl-Heinz Zimmermann:
Linear mappings ofn-dimensional uniform recurrences ontok-dimensional systolic arrays. 187-202
Volume 12, Number 3, June 1996
- Javier D. Bruguera, Nicolás Guil, Tomás Lang, Julio Villalba, Emilio L. Zapata:
Cordic based parallel/pipelined architecture for the Hough transform. 207-221 - Joseph Thomas:
Pipelined systolic architectures for DLMS adaptive filtering. 223-246 - Tracy C. Denk, Keshab K. Parhi:
Lower bounds on memory requirements for statically scheduled DSP programs. 247-264 - Taewhan Kim, C. L. Liu:
An integrated algorithm for incremental data path synthesis. 265-285
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