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  • ...mulator what happens if the GaAsSb/InP junction contains atomic roughness. In this case, momentum conservation is broken and L-valley electrons might eve : Interest in device modeling
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  • ...could provide better performance than standard ones. The key idea consists in using a core/shell nanowire structure where the core and the shell have dif : Interest in device modeling
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  • [[File:Computation of Phonon Bandstructure in III-V Nanostructures.png|280px|thumb]] ...ld's summation method in bulk structures, it is not clear how to handle it in nanostructures without too much increasing the computational burden.
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  • ...ring ON-OFF switching processes. In FETs, the major difficulty to overcome in order to minimize their power consumption is the value of their inverse sub ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...a large number of different metal/oxide pairs so that their applicability in CBRAM applications can be validated. ...developed an electrochemical model in COMSOL to simulate ON/OFF switching in CBRAM. So far, the model still depends on a number of free input parameters
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  • ...umber of metal/oxide pairs and analyze them regarding their applicability in CBRAM applications ...group has developed a model in COMSOL to simulate ON/OFF switching in CBRAM. So far, the model depends on a number of free input parameters, amon
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  • :Good knowledge in solid state physics and quantum mechanics ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • physical effect available in integrated photonics circuits has been a scientific and internship project is placed in the heart of our R&D activities and covers topics related
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  • ...ch means the high purity frequency carriers are required to be synthesized in the range from 15 GHz to even 60 GHz. ...lution (PLL), VCO is the key part of the whole frequency solution since it in general consumes 70% to even 80% of the full power budget of a PLL as well
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  • In addition to the "pseudo-processor-controlled approach", the [[Category:In progress]]
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  • [[File:Hardware support for IDE in multicore.jpg|thumb]] ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...n receiver for 3G mobile communications standard, such as the ones present in any mobile phone, consist of many digital blocks which process the received ...s in the receiver, such as a DC-offset, have to be corrected. This is done in the Digital Frontend (DFE).
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  • In an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) project you will be worki ...nding on the project, your design may be sent for manufacturing to be used in future projects.
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  • ...prototypes and/or testbeds used to simulate the behavior of large systems. In such a project you will ==Projects in Progress==
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  • : Interest in wireless communications : Knowledge in Matlab, C and/or VHDL is of advantage
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  • ...s to a brute-force approach to combining this information. As a first step in your project, you will study ways to reduce the complexity on an algorithmi ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...cessor design | previous semester thesis]]. We are already using this core in our [[:Category:PULP|multi-core projects]] and we continue to make improvem : SPI is used as a standard interface in many applications, especially in resource limited systems where the number of I/O pins are limited. We alrea
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  • In the latest years model predictive controller has been successfully applied ...ion enabling the use of model predictive control in a real case scenario. In addition to that thermal evolution of multicore platforms are characterized
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  • A detailed description of the algorithm can be found in the specification [http://competitions.cr.yp.to/round1/norxv1.pdf PDF]. ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...n body, with both diagnostic and therapeutic applications. IIS is involved in a project developing a high-performance, portable 3D ultrasound platform. ...r elements, it is definitely the computationally most intensive operation. In order to allow for portable 3D ultrasound systems, new algorithms and hardw
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  • In this project you will implement a simulation environment for mobile communi All parts of a wireless receiver have to be carefully optimized in order to
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  • ...n public places are being monitored: real-time surveillance is not allowed in such cases, and stored data can (even for internal use) only be accessed wi : Interest in video processing and machine learning
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  • == Projects in Progress== category = In progress
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  • ...Evolved EDGE even allows 1 Mobile Station (MS) to use 2 frequency carriers in the downlink. This further provides less time slots available for Voice con ...ections are transmitted simultaneously on the same time slot. This results in 4 simultaneous voice connections if half rate voice codecs are used. The VA
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  • ...g low-power and low-cost of IoT components, especially on the client side. In the latest release of the LTE standard, a new user-equipment category (Cat- ...owards Category-0 devices. In a second stage you will implement the design in a hardware description language (HDL) and deploy it to the LTE transceiver
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  • ...of recognizing and classifying objects in a scene. Many popular algorithms in this area require the evaluations of multiple layers of filter banks. Almos ...n public places are being monitored: real-time surveillance is not allowed in such cases, and stored data can (even for internal use) only be accessed wi
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  • planning a series of [[PULP]] chips in this technology. Depending on the 100 and 800 MHz. In this work, a low power clock generation solution is
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  • ...de size etc.) The plan is to manufacture the Risc V based [[PULP]] cluster in UMC 65nm technology, to obtain also measurement results. ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...ency and generality than traditional computer vision techniques. With that in mind, we want to explore their effectiveness on batteryless (e.g. solar-pow ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...portant as a high-efficiency is controllability: lowest energy consumption in VLSI chips requires several dynamically adaptable voltages: # Unused units need to be fully shut down due to the leakage present even in absence of clock and signal transitions.
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  • ...geneity has been a common approach to reach this goal in high-end systems. In this project, your main task will be to design and implement an energy-awar ...rallelism, a typical application can be mapped to both cores. This results in a lower active time, allowing the system to enter a low-power sleep mode, a
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  • ...ess sensors are most commonly used for monitoring, detection of events and in general collecting/processing/sending sensors data (i.e temperature, humidi ...sing of the data could be part of the project as well. The project is done in collaboration with Institute of Neuroinformatics Prof. Richard Hahnloser
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  • ...ying capacity. By the end of this project a functional node will be tested in a simulated environment. ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...mount of easily obtained prior information without resorting to supervised in situ training. ===Status: In Progress ===
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  • ...f the time negotiable with the supervisor. Don't hesitate to show interest in a master thesis topic even though you are e.g. looking for a semester thesi ...our projects categories or added a new project, you need to open this page in edit mode and save it (without changing anything) for the list to get refre
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  • ...cient. Such accelerators are not limited to high performance sector alone. In low power computing, they allow complex tasks such as computer vision or cr ===Projects In Progress===
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  • ...telecommunications. Feel free to contact them if you want to do a project in this field. ==Projects in Progress==
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  • In conventional ultrasound imaging each image line is acquired sequentially. S In ultrafast imaging, on the other hand, the entire field of view is acquired
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  • ...others work by looking at few well-trackable points (corners, edges, ...) in both images to find correspondences and then solve complex optimization pro ...re computer vision is most interesting: on low-power and mobile platforms, in cars, ...
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  • ...re virtual address pointers between the host processor and the accelerator in a completely transparent manner, it still requires the programmer to manual ...TCDM to filter the accelerator's accesses to shared data structures living in main memory, and to spare the programmer from manually setting up the DMA t
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  • ...r a large cable containing hundreds of small coaxial cables. This is shown in the figure below: We plan to replace this analog connection by a digital link as shown in the next figure:
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  • In this category the projects require you to do programming ==Projects in Progress==
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  • ...ors - and these would have direct access to the DRAM. The concept of such "in-memory computing" ...so far it has not been viable on an industrial scale. Recent developments in process technology combined with industrial efforts to bring them
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  • ...to-noise ratio (SNR) is the basis for almost any digital signal processing in a receiver. ...semester project you will implement an efficient SNR-estimation algorithm in order to obtain an energy and area-efficient solution. This can be done as
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  • ...or FPGA accelerator to perform this step faster and more power-efficiently in the frequency domain. * Interest in computer vision, signal processing and VLSI design
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  • ...of recognizing and classifying objects in a scene. Many popular algorithms in this area require the evaluations of multiple layers of filter banks. Almos ...are codesign work is much more applicable in industry and less constrained in terms of memory and interfaces. If desired by the student, also the use of
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  • ...an the ones listed below. So just drop me an e-mail or come into my office in order to discuss any security- or cryptography-related topics. ===Projects in Progress===
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  • ...eld of cryptography. Feel free to contact them if you want to do a project in this field. <!-- ==Projects in Progress==
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  • ...are around and which synchronization codes are used. Solving this problem in dedicated hardware will be the topic of this thesis. Synchronization in time will detect the position of the frame boundaries and reveal the Cell I
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  • ...on to enable lightweight virtual memory support for many-core accelerators in heterogeneous embedded SoCs. Based on a content-addressable memory (CAM), e ...L. Benini, "Lightweight Virtual Memory Support for Many-Core Accelerators in Heterogeneous Embedded SoCs", ''Proceedings of the 10th International Confe
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  • ...on to enable lightweight virtual memory support for many-core accelerators in heterogeneous embedded SoCs. Based on a content-addressable memory (CAM), e ...with a multi-level TLB and lightweight hardware support for TLB management in order to support dynamic self-updating of the TLB without frequent host int
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  • ...and railways applications in collaboration with Bombardier that (i) can go in a zero-power but with change status fast when important events are detected
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  • ...or driven by a posititive to absolute temperature (PTAT) current to result in a temperature independent voltage of about 1.2V. Such a voltage is not comp ...they create an intrinsic voltage ripple that has to be heavily suppressed in the case of a reference.
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  • ...es) were successfully employed in a number of classification tasks [1,3]. In contrast to traditional convolutional neural networks which learn the filt ===Status: {Available, Reserved, In Progress, Completed}===
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  • ...uccess in wearable devices and sensors in several real-world applications. In this project we address the challenges of context recognition on low energy You will investigate the possibility to implement neural network in a ultra low power energy efficient micro-controller (Ambiq Apollo). The mai
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  • ...itoring, and detection of events related to the wearer (e.g. abnormalities in physiological functions, detection of seizures and symptoms, patterns of mo ...rate (e.g. sampling frequency) sufficient for the particular application, in order not to miss the event. However, the rate of occurrence of the event
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  • ...ior of novice and expert athletes and the ability to drive in the elderly. In such cases, it is impertinent to record the participants’ behavior under ...t, pause, stop) and all its settings. The live preview should be displayed in the app and a possibility to incorporate a live eye position overlay should
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  • ...ard Karls University in Tübingen, Germany. In 2015, he acquired his Ph.D. in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience at the same university. Since 2015 he If you are interested in eye tracking, biological signal processing or even a neuroscience research
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  • ...sify every pixel in an image using convolutional neural networks. However, in the mean time we have developed several new approaches to process the acqui Now we would like to include those in our prototype, and otherwise improve it by building a more compact system,
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  • ...rocontroller in this environment requires special measurements to be taken in order to avoid restarting the entire task after each power outage. Both scenarios require a mechanism to save a snapshot of the processor state in a non-volatile memory. This mechanism is commonly known as '''hibernation''
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  • ...lown floating point data that is often unnecessary to achieve good results in trained models. On the other hand, ASICs are often orders of magnitude more ...yriad architecture can provide more than 10 GOPS of processing performance in a power envelope of less than 0.5W. It consists of two general-purpose SPAR
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  • Quadratic programming (QP) problems arise in various embedded optimization applications such as model predictive control In this master project you will be working on an efficient FPGA implementation
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  • ...of recognizing and classifying objects in a scene. Many popular algorithms in this area require the evaluations of multiple layers of filter banks. Almos ...stem on a FPGA and further improve the accelerator. This is where you come in. We have several aspects which we would like to explore: porting the Origam
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  • In this project, we have developed several ConvNets to remove compression arti ===Status: {Available, Reserved, In Progress, Completed}===
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  • ...ULP) accelerators we are developing the first Computer Vision (CV) library in such domain. ...form designed to operate on a large range of operating voltages, achieving in this way a high level of energy efficiency over a wide range of application
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  • ...harvesting applications, sensor nodes are able to store any excess energy in a storage device such as battery or supercapacitor for future use. A correc # Test final design in real-world scenarios
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  • ...ombination wearable sensors and wireless communication. We are interested in building small wearable, bateryless devices which can perform different dif # Test final design in real-world scenarios.
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  • ...e next (consider a fixed camera and just some people or cars moving around in the scene). This project would look into updating intermediate results only * Interest in computer vision and system engineering
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  • ...ns such as the synthesis-time fixed filter sizes and room for improvements in terms of energy efficiency. We are looking for your creativity to completel * Interest in VLSI architecture exploration and computer vision
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  • sound, optical, vision, or a combination of them. In the context of low-cost embedded systems, as observed in some previous work [1]. This project abstracts from the specific localizati
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  • ...ds which is one of the reasons why Turbo equalization is found only seldom in practical receiver implementations today. ...ution can be completely hidden making Turbo equalization a viable solution in practical communication systems.
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  • ...on to enable lightweight virtual memory support for many-core accelerators in heterogeneous embedded SoCs [1,2]. Recently, we have switched to a new eval ...to be adapted to use the widely adopted AXI4 protocol [6], which has built-in cache control signals that shall be used by your new IP. Besides designing
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  • [[File:channel_decoder_intro.jpg|thumb|400px|Channel Decoder in Today's Communication Systems]] ...TE standard bases for example on Turbo codes, LDPC codes have been adopted in the Wifi standard IEEE802.11n/ac/ax. With that the question arises: What co
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  • [[File:channel_decoder_intro.jpg|thumb|400px|Channel Decoder in Today's Communication Systems]] ...TE standard bases for example on Turbo codes, LDPC codes have been adopted in the WiFi standard IEEE802.11n/ac/ax. With that the question arises: What co
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  • ...een satellite and receiver making the location estimation very inaccurate. In indoor environments satellite-based positioning completely fails. Furthermo ...DOA) algorithm the base stations transmit reference signals as illustrated in the figure. The User Equipment (UE) detects the time difference of arrival
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  • '''Motivation''' In recent years, the popularity of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV’s) has soar ...on, it suffers from very large charging times and very short flight times. In this
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  • ...easily portable to other host CPU architectures, but it cannot be executed in interrupt context which causes substantial scheduling delays and an overall ...orted to a dedicated microcontroller core inside the RAB or be implemented in dedicated hardware. While the first step allows to remove the scheduling de
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  • ...nt of the page size of the Linux operating system running on the host CPU. In a student project [4], a second, set-associative IOTLB has been designed wh ...d with the accelerator is placed in this section, requiring a single entry in the first IOTLB only.
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  • Neural Nets are achieving record-breaking results in all common machine learning tasks and reached high attention of the machine ...nd made the headline by beating the 2nd best player in the world Lee Sedol in the game Go [1]. A game which were considered to be too complex to be solve
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  • ...the expensive and obtrusive storage element. One of the biggest challenges in batteryless system design is the cold start phase, where the harvesting cir ...10 uW input power range, they are unable to operate in the nanowatt range. In this project, we want to design a DC-DC converter optimized for very low in
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  • ...ave several prototypes of batteryless sensor nodes which we want to deploy in a wide area network. * Integrating a LoRa radio in a batteryless sensor node
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  • ...Ultrafast Ultrasound Localization Microscopy (uULM) [http://fultrasound.eu/in-vivo-super-resolution-vascular-imaging link]. This semester/master thesis focuses on the ultrafast tracking of bubbles in 3D.
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  • ...n) and energy harvesting during the project. The project will be supervise in collaboration with Cosmic Lab, University of Genova (prof. Maurizio Valle / ...lations), measuring power-consumption, and assessing detection performance in lab. conditions
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  • ...ghting control can be made based on the light intensity and human presence in the monitored area sensed by light sensors and motion sensors. This approac ...e students. Measurements of the system will be performed from the students in order to evaluate power consumption reduction, reliability, functionality a
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  • The rapid progress of wireless communications and embedded technologies has made wireless sens ...e students. Measurements of the system will be performed from the students in order to evaluate power consumption reduction, reliability, functionality a
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  • such an extent that its size is small enough to be implantable in rodents for charge the implant's battery while the animal is in its cage from an IR-LED
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  • ...a ConvNet for a different encoding has been done several times before, but in order to optimize for best compression we need to quantize intermediate res In this project you learn the basics of ConvNets, develop such a quantization
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  • ...of recognizing and classifying objects in a scene. Many popular algorithms in this area require the evaluations of multiple layers of filter banks. Almos ...it/pixel instead of ~12bit/pixel like before. The current state-of-the-art in this direction are XNOR-nets, but we want to understand them better and use
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  • ...t run-time. Aiming at bridging this gap, we designed and developed at IIS, in collaboration with some Commercial Partners, a scalable and highly accurate [[Category:In progress]]
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  • ...t run-time. Aiming at bridging this gap, we designed and developed at IIS, in collaboration with some Commercial Partners, a scalable and highly accurate ...t''' → Implementation and testing of a Linux Device Driver for the built-in Beaglebone Black ADC, using DMA support for the data-copy from the ADC HW-F
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  • ...t run-time. Aiming at bridging this gap, we designed and developed at IIS, in collaboration with some Commercial Partners, a scalable and highly accurate ...te a high-speed high-resolution ADC, which will be controlled by the built-in Programmable Real-Time Unit ([http://beagleboard.org/pru PRU]) of the Beagl
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  • In recent years, energy-efficiency is becoming a key challenge in the High Performance Computing (HPC) domain. Until today Intel-based comput ...aracterizing its behavioral (B) and implementing an extension of the built-in power management policy (C) which links run-time architectural information,
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  • In recent years, energy-efficiency is becoming a key challenge in the High Performance Computing (HPC) domain. Indeed, while the demand for m ...experience with Linux Kernel Programming, IIO Linux Subsystem (widely used in Linux-Based SoCs for handling ADCs) and architectural performance counters.
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