Travelled to:
1 × Germany
2 × France
3 × USA
Collaborated with:
G.D.Micheli L.G.Amarù D.Sacchetto Y.Leblebici H.G.Mohammadi M.D.Marchi S.Bobba J.Zhang M.H.B.Jamaa P.Morel J.Noël F.Clermidy I.O'Connor X.Tang J.Sandrini M.Thammasack S.R.Omam
Talks about:
polar (4) logic (4) nanowir (3) control (3) base (3) bdd (3) synthesi (2) structur (2) bicondit (2) circuit (2)
Person: Pierre-Emmanuel Gaillardon
DBLP: Gaillardon:Pierre=Emmanuel
Contributed to:
Wrote 10 papers:
- DATE-2015-GaillardonTSTOS #power management
- A ultra-low-power FPGA based on monolithically integrated RRAMs (PEG, XT, JS, MT, SRO, DS, YL, GDM), pp. 1203–1208.
- DATE-2015-MohammadiGM #fault #modelling
- Fault modeling in controllable polarity silicon nanowire circuits (HGM, PEG, GDM), pp. 453–458.
- DAC-2014-AmaruGM #algorithm #graph #logic #novel #optimisation #performance
- Majority-Inverter Graph: A Novel Data-Structure and Algorithms for Efficient Logic Optimization (LGA, PEG, GDM), p. 6.
- DATE-2014-AmaruGM #diagrams #performance
- An efficient manipulation package for Biconditional Binary Decision Diagrams (LGA, PEG, GDM), pp. 1–6.
- DATE-2014-GaillardonAZM #design
- Advanced system on a chip design based on controllable-polarity FETs (PEG, LGA, JZ, GDM), pp. 1–6.
- DAC-2013-AmaruGM #composition #logic #named #synthesis
- BDS-MAJ: a BDD-based logic synthesis tool exploiting majority logic decomposition (LGA, PEG, GDM), p. 6.
- DAC-2013-GaillardonMABSLM #towards #using
- Towards structured ASICs using polarity-tunable Si nanowire transistors (PEG, MDM, LGA, SB, DS, YL, GDM), p. 4.
- DATE-2013-AmaruGM #canonical #logic #novel #synthesis
- Biconditional BDD: a novel canonical BDD for logic synthesis targeting XOR-rich circuits (LGA, PEG, GDM), pp. 1014–1017.
- DATE-2013-GaillardonABMSLM
- Vertically-stacked double-gate nanowire FETs with controllable polarity: from devices to regular ASICs (PEG, LGA, SB, MDM, DS, YL, GDM), pp. 625–630.
- DAC-2011-GaillardonBMNCO #3d #architecture #question #towards
- Can we go towards true 3-D architectures? (PEG, MHBJ, PHM, JPN, FC, IO), pp. 282–283.