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Asynchronous Design

Asynchronous or clockless design is poised to play a key role in alleviating fundamental challenges of current and future microelectronic circuits and systems. Asynchronous design abandons clocking in favor of handshaking, thereby enhancing design modularity, reducing unnecessary switching activity, and accommodating delay variation. This special issue of IEEE Design & Test presents seven articles that highlight recent advances in the field of asynchronous design, its impact on current industrial practice, and potential for use in future technologies. More »

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Articles from D&T

GPUs and the Future of Parallel Computing

An Evaluation of Asynchronous Stacks

A hardware implementation of a fast, energy-efficient stack demonstrates two often-claimed benefits of asynchronous circuit design: high average-case performance and low power consumption. Read full article »

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Cyberphysical Systems: Workload Modeling and Design Optimization

Statistical physics offers a basis for accurately characterizing cyberphysical system workloads and generalizing the embedded systems computational paradigm for direct interaction with physical world. Read full article »

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Call for Papers:

July/August 2012: Special Issue on Green Buildings.
Articles due for review: 20 January 2012

September/October 2012: Special Issue on On-Chip Structures for Smarter Silicon.
Articles due for review: 1 December 2011

November/December 2012: Special Issue on Digitally Enhanced Wireless Transceivers.
Articles due for review: 3 March 2012

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