2018 NASA/ESA Conference on Adaptive Hardware and Systems (AHS) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/ahs.2018.8541492
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Evaluation Methodology and Reconfiguration Tests on the New European NG-MEDIUM FPGA

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“…The literature also includes several works involving the BRAVE FPGAs. In [25], the authors evaluate the reconfiguration capabilities of NG-Medium via the SpaceWire interface, while in [19], benchmarking results for NG-Medium are reported and re-configuration scenarios with different algorithms are examined. Regarding NG-Large, benchmarking and tool testing results are provided by the current paper's authors in [26].…”
Section: Related Work a Evaluation Of Space-grade Fpgasmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The literature also includes several works involving the BRAVE FPGAs. In [25], the authors evaluate the reconfiguration capabilities of NG-Medium via the SpaceWire interface, while in [19], benchmarking results for NG-Medium are reported and re-configuration scenarios with different algorithms are examined. Regarding NG-Large, benchmarking and tool testing results are provided by the current paper's authors in [26].…”
Section: Related Work a Evaluation Of Space-grade Fpgasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These activities aim to improve the NanoXplore tools and devices, and evaluate the suitability of the BRAVE solution as on-board data processor. In the "QUEENS-FPGA" activity [19], we evaluated the NG-Medium FPGA based on our assessment methodology. In the current paper, we enhance our methodology and evaluate the next chip of the BRAVE series, i.e., NG-Large.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The work developed by ESA in [24] is very remarkable since it demonstrates the effectiveness of reconfiguration in the new FPGA platform BRAVE, developed by NanoExplore. Differently to previous works, BRAVE FPGAs are space-grade devices that count on a rad-hard fabric.…”
Section: Dynamic and Partial Reconfiguration In Space Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Contrary to the past, FPGAs have expanded their usage of "prototype-only", or "connectivity-only" to a high-performance tool which is able to deliver tremendous performance per Watt [41,78,42]. The most prominent characteristics of FPGAs are: i) their inherent parallel architecture which enables the deployment of highly parallel designs with impressive throughput rates [104,66,161], ii) the low operation frequency which allows for reduced power consumption, and iii) the reconfiguration/reprogramability which provides increased flexibility and reusability of the chip for a broad range of applications and operations [103,53,33]. The aforementioned capabilities promote FPGAs as a promising solution to the ever-growing performance per Watt demands of datacenter and embedded applications [60,78].…”
Section: Lut (Xor)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…FPGAs outperform the space-grade CPUs in terms of processing speed, while satisfying the critical power budget required by space missions [79,80,81]. Moreover, the reconfiguration is a key feature which enables the interchanging between different operations/algorithms and thus, omitting the need for the employment of separate on-board chips/components which increase the weight and the overall mission cost [103]. Apart from that, the usage of FPGAs extends to other domains as well, e.g., automotive, wired and wireless telecom applications, robotics, Internet of Things (IoT), etc.…”
Section: Lut (Xor)mentioning
confidence: 99%