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  • ...ionality which will never be used in the target system and it is therefore not necessary to maintain all this functionality. Removing caches, IMMU, DMMU, ..., at least one processor will have to wait(stall) until the memory becomes available. To simulate such a miss in a single core structure, an acknowledge will be
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  • ...a problem, it means that solutions offered in ''related work'' were simply not good enough. Explain what is missing in the related work, and lead into you * Introduction (and Conclusion) are more easy to finish last, do not get stuck at the beginning trying to write a good introduction.
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  • ...ime with the same naturalness as the iconic stethoscope. These new systems not only enable new diagnostic possibilities, but also push the limits of the t [[Category:Available]]
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  • ...pment''' of such systems faces a '''number of challenges'''. These include not only material properties per se (e.g., flexibility, stretchability, or bioc ===Available Projects===
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  • is not feasible due to prohibitive complexity. This is due to the fact that the co
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  • Please use ASCII text, if needed with embedded figures. Do not send your report as pdf or .docx in attachment. This prevents Prof. Benini * Address your mail to Prof. Benini, do not forget to add your supervisors in CC
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  • ...th little hardware overhead and speed penalty. Such techniques however are not compatible with standard-cell technologies. The goal of this project is to [[Category:Available]]
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  • ...aller chips (like the ones relevant for our research) as there are usually not enough number of I/O pins to take advantage of parallelization. Most soluti ===Status: Available ===
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  • students who have broad interests, not just in hardware, but also in ===Status: Available ===
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  • ==Available Projects== category = Available
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  • To save power, this unit will not be a conventional fully synchronously clocked design: the configurable stat ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...stems, (optimum) joint maximum-likelihood sequence detection is in general not feasible. Instead, power- and area-efficient linear algorithms, such as lin
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  • ===Status: Available === ...ructure calculations and the Boltzmann Transport Equation appreciated, but not required
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  • ...ar and wind power will become true alternatives to fossil fuels if they do not need to be consumed instantaneously, but can be stored first and then used ...mid 90's, are computationally very efficient to fulfill this task, but do not capture the shape of the electrode active components. The goal of this proj
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  • ...gy efficient implementation because ''floating point'' (FP)-operations are not always used which means they remain idle for lots of cycles. Sharing FPUs
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  • ...cement of image pixels allowed to design a hardware architecture that does not require an off-chip memory. The complexity of the chip is 6.75 MGE (includi [[Category:Available]]
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  • ...he OMP (bottom) hardware architecture utilizing the multipliers (VMU unit) available on today’s FPGA platforms.]] ...ly for applications with real-time requirements, software realizations are not fast enough. We therefore implemented generic high- speed FPGA implementati
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  • ...19, he joined [https://www.lowrisc.org lowRISC C.I.C.], a Cambridge-based, not-for-profit company using collaborative engineering to develop and maintain ==Available Projects==
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  • ...are becoming more and more important in our daily life. A mobile phone is not primarily a wireless phone anymore. It is rather a lifestyle device connec
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  • ...frequency range. Using one input pin for every frecuency band to cover is not feasible for a transceiver that operates on latest cellular communication s
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  • UE. However, this task is not a trivial one in an environment such as that of the TD-HSPA standard (deplo
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  • ...ng blocks that were mostly ad-hoc targeting some specific examples and did not consider well-understood complete platforms based on these inexact and extr
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  • ...g order of magnitude less power than in active mode, and this allows to do not waste precious energy. However, it is important to implement mechanisms an ===Status: Available ===
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  • ==Available Projects== There are several projects currently available, which are listed in this section. Most of them can be adapted to a Masters
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  • ...many years, it hasn't found its way into EDA. Current synthesis tools are not able to report nor optimize glitching. As a result glitching power goes mai [[Category:Available]]
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  • ...three spectral bins (red, green, blue), but many more (e.g. 16 or 25) and not necessarily in the visual range of the spectrum. This allows the camera to ...rovide a large number of channels and were very heavy, ultra expensive and not mobile [[http://www.helimetrex.com.au/tetra.html link], [http://www.fluxdat
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  • If you want to work on this project, but you think that you do not match some the required skills, we can give you some preliminary exercise t [[Category:Available]]
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  • ...ation in the source contact of III-V MOSFETs and of determining whether or not source starvation plays a significant role. ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...eld-effect transistors (MOSFETs), the sub-threshold slope (SS) of TFETs is not limited to 60 mV/dec at room temperature, but could theoretically be reduce ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...rm can be treated using Ewald's summation method in bulk structures, it is not clear how to handle it in nanostructures without too much increasing the co ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...ntal measurements, but could also be used to predict the behaviour of new, not-yet-fabricated devices. ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...ements, but could also be used to predict the behavior of new, not-yet-fabricated devices. ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...y 20 dB. For the so-called PBCH this is especially difficult, since it has not been changed from legacy LTE. While it is transmitted continuously, the dat ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...IIS we have started developing our own implementation of the OpenRISC core available from the [http://www.opencores.org Opencores] community. A brand new optimi At the moment, the processor does not have a working interrupt system. We expect this support to be present at th
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  • ...ny core system. However, the performance of the software implementation is not sufficient to fulfill the real-time requirements of the system. Therefore w ===Status: Available ===
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  • in case the transmitter and receiver are not synchronized. Strongly available at all times. Therefore, the BTS transmits synchronization
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  • Reliability (R(t)) is the probability that a given system does not fail before time t. It is becoming a major concern in modern multiprocessor ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...obstacle when public places are being monitored: real-time surveillance is not allowed in such cases, and stored data can (even for internal use) only be ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...support before synthesis in order to save silicon area if Evolved EDGE is not required. The transmitter will eventually replace the transmitter in the ex
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  • ...obstacle when public places are being monitored: real-time surveillance is not allowed in such cases, and stored data can (even for internal use) only be * project report (in digital form; a hard copy also welcome, but not necessary)
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  • ===Status: Available === (''not all need to be met'' by the single candidate)
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  • Today, most commercially available 3D display Ideally, a 3D display system should not require the users to
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  • ...ery tight power budget. Without a dedicated accelerator, these tasks would not be feasible. ===Available Projects===
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  • [[Category:Available]] == Status: Available ==
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  • ===Status: Available === : First experiences with GPU Programming (CUDA) are beneficial but not required
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  • [[File:2G_soc.png|thumb|Vision of modem SoC (external power amplifier not shown). The bold interfaces can be implemented during this project.]] File:2G_soc.png|Vision of modem SoC (external power amplifier not shown). The bold interfaces can be implemented during this project.
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  • ...networks is usually to get a large enough, (hand-)labeled dataset. This is not a problem here, since we can take a high-quality algorithm's output as our * Implement the most promissing candidate(s) (or make use of available implementations)
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  • ===Status: Not Available === [[Category:Available]]
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  • architectures has already been around for decades, but so far it has not been viable on an industrial scale. Recent developments in process technolo
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  • * project report (in digital form; a hard copy also welcome, but not necessary) * two not-yet-published papers by our group on acceleration of ConvNets
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  • * project report (in digital form; a hard copy also welcome, but not necessary) * two not-yet-published papers by our group on acceleration of ConvNets
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  • ...e phone and the base station is no trivial task. Initially the mobile does not know anything about the base-station. It does not know when the different frames start, what cells are around and which synch
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  • (''not all need to be met'' by the single candidate) ...ioning with operational amplifiers: amplifiers, filters, integrators etc. (not mandatory)
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  • ...sult in a temperature independent voltage of about 1.2V. Such a voltage is not compliant with modern CMOS processes that have supply voltages below 1V. En [[Category:Available]]
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  • ...1.0. However, it has been superseded by the [[evaLTE]] board, which offers not only 2G but also 3G and 4G transceiver functionality.
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  • ...ect will be implement and evaluate a complete neural network using already available framework to achieve context recognition. The idea behind this project woul ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...g. sampling frequency) sufficient for the particular application, in order not to miss the event. However, the rate of occurrence of the event of interes ===Status: Available ===
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  • ==Available Projects== category = Available
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  • * project report (in digital form; a hard copy also welcome, but not necessary) * two not-yet-published papers by our group on acceleration of ConvNets
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  • ...n connected to a contact lens made of plaster-of-Paris. Obviously, this is not the most pleasant recording technique since it affects the eye and its move
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  • ...good candidates for the communication interface. Whenever a power plug is not an option ultra long battery life is a key requirement. And, as the number ...at the institute in the [[stoneEDGE]] project. It combines a commercially available RF IC from ACP AG [1] and Digital Baseband (DBB) developed at the institute
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  • ===Status: Available === (''not all need to be met'' by the single candidate)
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  • ...rs and 9 billions of operations on a VGA image. The goal of the project is not only to have this state-of-the-art deep network running on a low-power embe [[Category:Available]]
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  • ...ting is a well-established method to save power in circuit parts currently not in use in a system on chip (SoC). In contrast to clock gating, where the cl ...rator with no relevant information to be retained between two calls, it is not acceptable for an entire processor core idling, for example while waiting f
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  • ...hat this project can deliver the most efficient ''small memory'' generator available to us, and beat the performance of what we can achieve with standard SRAM g * Familiarity with transistor level design is a plus, but is not necessary (i.e AIC)
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  • ...ce aspect of this application is that the usually limited training data is not an issue, since randomly acquired images our the internet can be used to tr ===Status: {Available, Reserved, In Progress, Completed}===
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  • ...vel lies above the noise level (10 dB SNR or higher). Lower SNR ranges are not interesting for normal communication. With the introduction of EC-GSM-IoT, ...um time to synchronize (successfully decode EC-SCH data) is 2 s. This does not mean that requirements R1a and R1b need to be met after 2 s, it only means
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  • ...]] [[Category:Software]] [[Category:Digital]] [[Category:PULP]] [[Category:Available]] [[Category:Semester Thesis]] [[Category:Dpalossi]] The goal of the project is not only to achieve good performance in term of execution time, but also to fin
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  • ...city. In some cases, due to very restrictive form factors, batteries might not even be a design option. In these scenarios, small energy harvesters can be ===Status: Available ===
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  • * project report (in digital form; a hard copy also welcome, but not necessary) * two not-yet-published papers by our group on acceleration of ConvNets
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  • ===Status: Not Available=== [[Category:Digital]] [[Category:FPGA]] [[Category:ASIC]] [[Category:Not available]] [[Category:Semester Thesis]] [[Category:Master Thesis]]
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  • ...e cores are based on an in-order, 4 stage 32b pipeline. However, RISC-V is not only proposing 32b instructions, but also 16b(so-called compressed instruct
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  • A simple micro-controller on the other hand, does not need the full support of all the extensions. Instead minimal hardware costs
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  • ==Available Projects== category = Available
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  • Most of the applications do not need an always-on system and often implement aggressive duty cycling to min ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...mpletely fails. Furthermore, GNSS receivers are very power-hungry which is not suitable for most of IoT applications. The 3GPP consortium responds to this ...orithm. The next task will be the integration of the UE algorithm into the available NB-IoT-baseband implementation. This step includes a hardware-software co-d
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  • ...gy efficient implementation because ''floating point'' (FP)-operations are not always used which means they remain idle for lots of cycles. Sharing FPUs ===Status: Available ===
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  • : Experience with Linux kernel-level driver development is of advantage, but not strictly required. [[Category:Available]]
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  • ===Status: Not Available === ...development and GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) hacking is of advantage, but not strictly required.
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  • * project report (in digital form; a hard copy also welcome, but not necessary)
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  • ===Status: Available === (''not all need to be met'' by the single candidate)
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  • ===Status: Available === (''not all need to be met'' by the single candidate)
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  • ...devices are using today a Bluetooth interface to communicate, but this is not the optimal solution as also the new generation of low energy bluetooth are ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...orms, which are later emitted into the tissue for imaging. The special ADC not only converts the received echos from the analog domain into the digital do Configuring and controlling such a frontend properly is not a trivial task.
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  • ...ce aspect of this application is that the usually limited training data is not an issue, since randomly acquired images our the internet can be used to tr ===Status: {Available, Reserved, In Progress, Completed}===
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  • * project report (in digital form; a hard copy also welcome, but not necessary) [[Category:Available]]
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  • [[Category:Software]] [[Category:Available]] [[Category:Hot]] [[Category:Semester Thesis]] [[Category:2016]] [[Categor ...ethods. However, this is only used to interface with external monitors and not with the internal per-core architectural performance counters.
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  • ...often achieved by heavy duty-cycling of operation, i.e. everything that is not needed for a particular operating state is switched off. This puts a big pr ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...ome small and wearable with the requirement of low power consumption while not degrading performance. As the frequency range of physiological signals is l [[Category:Available]]
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  • ...nuous-time, RC based structures, because they offer implicit filtering, do not need as much buffering in front and can be realized with less power consump [[Category:Available]]
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  • is resource intensive and may not work indoor. An innovative approach theoretically, does not necessitate of the same amount of data and
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  • ...wer) is getting stronger than ever. Locating at the heart of PLL, VCO does not only determine the phase noise performance of PLL (especially far out part) [[Category:Available]]
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  • ..., optics and numerical simulation. Knowledge with plasmonics is a plus but not required. [[Category:Available]]
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  • ...l have to be interfaced with the PULP interface subsystem using one of the available sensor interfaces, e.g. SPI or I2S. The bulk of the project will therefore If you want to work on this project, but you think that you do not match some the required skills, we can give you some preliminary exercise t
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  • ...important diagnostic procedures in modern medicine. Being non-invasive and not emitting any potentially harmful radiation (like X-Rays), ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...ct with human skin. Thus it must be able to throttle it's performance when not needed, e.g. , a 30 fps image is sufficient to find the right placement of ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...data contexts than, for instance, support vector machines (SVMs). DNNs do not use branching instructions, making them predictable programs and allowing t ...nimize the number of effective arithmetic operations (i.e., the operations not involving zero-valued operands, which must be actually executed). '''Hardwa
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  • If you want to work on this project, but you think that you do not match some the required skills, we can give you some preliminary exercise t ===Status: Available ===
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  • If you want to work on this project, but you think that you do not match some the required skills, we can give you some preliminary exercise t ===Status: Available ===
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  • ...NNs with object detection accuracy results in the order of the best models available have recently been proposed [Iandola2016] that would be a good match for th ...[[http://asic.ethz.ch/2015/Fulmine.html]]) board and an attached camera is available. The project will consist of several subtasks:
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