Lodi et al., 2006 - Google Patents
Low leakage techniques for FPGAsLodi et al., 2006
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- 8383994249278266649
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- Lodi A
- Ciccarelli L
- Guerrieri R
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- Publication venue
- IEEE journal of solid-state circuits
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Reconfigurable architectures are well suited for wireless applications since they provide high performance computation together with the capability to adapt to changing communication protocols. Moving to 90-nm technology and below, FPGAs could suffer from …
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