A modular serial pipelined sorting architecture for continuous input sequences is presented. It supports continuous sequences, whose lengths can be dynamically changed, and does so using a very simple control strategy. It consists of identical serial cascaded sorting cells, and lends itself to high frequency implementation with any number of sorting cells, because both data and control signals are pipelined. With L cascaded sorting cells, it produces a fully sorted result for sequences whose length N is equal to or less than L+1; for longer sequences, the largest L elements are sorted out. Being modularly designed, several independent smaller sorters can be dynamically configured to form a larger sorter.
Tingting CHEN
Zhejiang University
Weijun LI
Zhejiang University
Feng YU
Zhejiang University
Qianjian XING
Zhejiang University
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Tingting CHEN, Weijun LI, Feng YU, Qianjian XING, "Modular Serial Pipelined Sorting Architecture for Continuous Variable-Length Sequences with a Very Simple Control Strategy" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E100-A, no. 4, pp. 1074-1078, April 2017, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E100.A.1074.
Abstract: A modular serial pipelined sorting architecture for continuous input sequences is presented. It supports continuous sequences, whose lengths can be dynamically changed, and does so using a very simple control strategy. It consists of identical serial cascaded sorting cells, and lends itself to high frequency implementation with any number of sorting cells, because both data and control signals are pipelined. With L cascaded sorting cells, it produces a fully sorted result for sequences whose length N is equal to or less than L+1; for longer sequences, the largest L elements are sorted out. Being modularly designed, several independent smaller sorters can be dynamically configured to form a larger sorter.
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