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Design of Energy-Efficient Application-Specific Instruction Set Processors
Published in Kindle Edition by Springer (2004-02-29)
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Good overview of ASIP design and design methodology
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Review Date: 2004-09-20
Review Date: 2004-09-20
Approximating a GSD efficient set of mixtures of risky alternatives for risk averse decision makers (AER)
Published in Unknown Binding by University of Missouri-Columbia, Dept. of Agricultural Economics (1988)
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Approximating the GSD efficient set of mixtures of risky alternatives (AER)
Published in Unknown Binding by University of Missouri-Columbia, Dept. of Agricultural Economics (1988)
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Identifying a CSD efficient set of mixtures of risky alternatives for risk preferring decision makers (AER)
Published in Unknown Binding by University of Missouri--Columbia, Dept. of Agricultural Economics (1987)
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Identifying the set of SSD efficient mixtures of risky alternatives: Selected proofs (AEWP)
Published in Unknown Binding by University of Missouri-Columbia, Dept. of Agricultural Economics (1987)
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Analysis of a simple yet efficient convex hull algorithm (Technical report. Princeton University. Dept. of Computer Science)
Published in Unknown Binding by Princeton University, Dept. of Computer Science (1987)
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Are you using the most efficient procurement path?(contract management): An article from: Set-Aside Alert
Published in Digital by Thomson Gale (2005-09-23)
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Back to basics: are you using the most efficient procurement path? : An article from: Set-Aside Alert
Published in Digital by Thomson Gale (2006-03-24)
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On the set of Pareto efficient allocations in an economy with public goods (Bellcore economics discussion paper)
Published in Unknown Binding by Bellcore Economics Research Group (1992)
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Better Tool Cribs; a Step-By-Step Guide on How to Lay Out a Tool Crib for Efficient Handling and Storage of Tools and Materials,
and How to Set Up an
Published in Hardcover by Industrial Press (1954)
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For our latest project, we had to implement a design unit
in a complex SoC. We implemented this unit as an ASIP using
a special purpose instruction set, which enabled us to support
various modes of operation by just changing the program code.
I think many hardware engineers have already used this concept
(many of them probably w/o even being aware, that they are
designing ASIPs).
The book of Glokler/Meyr gives a lot of theoretical background
for an ASIP project, starting from the datapath design for
signal processing and ending up with instruction issuing/encoding concepts.
Many of these concepts are covered in standard computer architecture books.
However, this book does not only focus on high level instruction
set definition, but also on the VLSI implementation of it and
on performance/power. It becomes obvious, that successful
ASIPs do not need to be very complicated, but still can be
energy efficient and computationally powerful.
What I liked most about this book is the fact that the
author does not tell you a lot of high level stuff. Instead, he
uses many examples and figures to illustrate possible design
alternatives.
In summary, this book has given me a lot of new ideas on what I
can do better in future ASIP projects!