Dynamic power gating applicable to FPGA can reduce the power consumption effectively. In this paper, we propose a sophisticated routing architecture for a region oriented FPGA which supports dynamic power gating. This is the first routing solution of dynamic power gating for coarse-grained FPGA. This paper has 2 main contributions. First, it improves the routing resource graph and routing architecture to support special routing for a region oriented FPGA. Second, some routing channels are made wider to avoid congestion. Experimental result shows that 7.7% routing area can be reduced compared with the symmetric Wilton switch box in the region. Also, our proposed FPGA architecture with sophisticated P&R can reduce the power consumption of the system implemented in FPGA.
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Ce LI, Yiping DONG, Takahiro WATANABE, "Region Oriented Routing FPGA Architecture for Dynamic Power Gating" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E95-A, no. 12, pp. 2199-2207, December 2012, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E95.A.2199.
Abstract: Dynamic power gating applicable to FPGA can reduce the power consumption effectively. In this paper, we propose a sophisticated routing architecture for a region oriented FPGA which supports dynamic power gating. This is the first routing solution of dynamic power gating for coarse-grained FPGA. This paper has 2 main contributions. First, it improves the routing resource graph and routing architecture to support special routing for a region oriented FPGA. Second, some routing channels are made wider to avoid congestion. Experimental result shows that 7.7% routing area can be reduced compared with the symmetric Wilton switch box in the region. Also, our proposed FPGA architecture with sophisticated P&R can reduce the power consumption of the system implemented in FPGA.
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