Adaptive processor architecture incorporating a field programmable gate array control element having at least one embedded microprocessor core
OwnerJon M. Huppenthal, Denis O. Kellaminventors
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A multi-adaptive processor element architecture incorporating a field programmable gate array (“FPGA”) control element having at least one embedded processor core and a pair of user FPGAs forming a user array is disclosed in conjunction with high volume dynamic random access memory (“DRAM”) and dual-ported static random access memory (“SRAM”) banks. In operation, the DRAM is “read” using its fast sequential burst modes and the lower capacity SRAM banks are then randomly loaded allowing the user FPGAs to experience very high random access data rates from what appears to be a very large virtual SRAM. The reverse also happens when the user FPGAs are “writing” data to the SRAM banks. These overall control functions may be managed by an on-chip DMA engine that is implemented in the control FPGA.
An adaptive processor element for a computer system comprising:
A computer system comprising:
A computer system comprising:
A circuit board having opposite first and second sides thereof, said circuit board comprising:
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