BYU Reconfigurable Logic Bibliography

Welcome to the BYU Reconfigurable Logic Lab Bibliography (394 KB). This page contains the link to the BibTeX bibliography used for referencing research in the field of "Reconfigurable Computing". The bibliography currently contains 204 references but is constantly growing. We appreciate suggestions, corrections or additions to the list.

We have the capability to search the "Reconfigurable Computing" bibliography using a keyword search . For the time being, the search only does single word, case sensitivesearches.

The BibTeX entries have been combined into a single BibTeX file for convenience. A 'key' field has been added to each entry for sorting between the various entry types. The fields include the following:

SYSTEM: The 'system' keyword indicates that a reference describes a reconfigurable computing system or discusses architectural features of reconfigurable computing machines.
APP: The 'app' (application) keyword indicates that a reference discusses an application operating on a reconfigurable computing platform.
TOOL: The 'tool' keyword indicates that a references discusses any aspect of reconfigurable computing tools such as high-level programming environments, hardware synthesis tools, and novel design approaches.
DEVICE: The 'device' keyword indicates that a reference discusses the devices used in reconfigurable computing systems (FPGAs and other programmable logic).

Data Books and Manuals- A bibliography containing references related to commercial FPGAs, reconfigurable computing systems and boards.

This bibliography is new and needs to be completed - any references would be appreciated.

DSP Bibliography - A bibliography containing references related to Digital Signal Processing on FPGAs or DSP in general. We also have a keyword search for the DSP bibliography. Two 'key' fields have been used for the references. These fields are:

FPGA

The 'FPGA' keyword indicates that the reference discusses a DSP application on FPGAs or the implementation of DSP algorithms on reconfigurable hardware

NON-FPGA

The 'NON-FPGA' keyword indicates that the reference discusses DSP principles or implementations but makes no reference to reconfigurable computing technologies.

Last modified: Tue Aug 17 09:48:46 MDT 1999

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