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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"qFlow"”.

  1. A Design Assembly Technique for FPGA Back-End Acceleration

    … and a resulting assembly framework, Quick Flow (qFlow), is implemented. Experiments show up to 10x speed-ups using the proposed paradigm compared to vendor tool flows.

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  2. Module Shaping and Exploration in Rapid FPGA Design and Assembly Workflows

    … OpenPR, HMFlow, PARBIT, REPLICA, GoAhead and QFlow frameworks. As all of these projects have shown, a modular approach raises the abstraction level, provides clear boundaries for incremental design, reduces placement complexity, and improves productivity. At the physical layer, modules can be …

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  3. Multiplexed angiogenic biomarker quantification on single cells

    … of quantum dots (Qdots), and combines Qdots with qFlow cytometry, to dually quantify VEGFR1 and VEGFR2 on human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs). To enable this quantification, I reduce nonspecific binding between Qdot-conjugated antibodies and cells, identify optimal labeling conditions, …

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  4. Enhancing GNU Radio for Run-Time Assembly of FPGA-Based Accelerators

    Software defined radios (SDRs) have changed the paradigm of slowly designing custom radios, instead allowing designers to quickly iterate designs with a large range of functionality. With the help of environments like the open-source project, GNU Radio, a designer can prototype radios with greatly …

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  5. Applications of TORC: An Open Toolkit for Reconfigurable Computing

    Two research projects are proposed that rely on Tools for open Reconfigurable Computing (TORC) and the openness of the Xilinx tool chain. The first project, the Embedded FPGA Transmitter, relies on the ability to add arbitrary routes to a physical FPGA which serve no obvious purpose. These routes …

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