14 papers:
DAC-2015-LiuYYSLLCLWJ #design- A spiking neuromorphic design with resistive crossbar (CL, BY, CY, LS, ZL, BL, YC, HL, QW, HJ), p. 6.
- DAC-2015-LiXGWY #interface
- Merging the interface: power, area and accuracy co-optimization for RRAM crossbar-based mixed-signal computing system (BL, LX, PG, YW, HY), p. 6.
- DAC-2015-RoseM #analysis #design #performance
- Performance analysis of a memristive crossbar PUF design (GSR, CAM), p. 6.
HPCA-2015-XuNMBZY0 #architecture #challenge #memory management- Overcoming the challenges of crossbar resistive memory architectures (CX, DN, NM, RB, TZ, SY, YX), pp. 476–488.
- DAC-2014-RaoJDBDM #named #performance
- VIX: Virtual Input Crossbar for Efficient Switch Allocation (SR, SJ, RD, DB, RGD, TNM), p. 6.
DATE-2014-LiWCLY #named- ICE: Inline calibration for memristor crossbar-based computing engine (BL, YW, YC, HHL, HY), pp. 1–4.
- DAC-2013-LiuHLMCHZ
- Digital-assisted noise-eliminating training for memristor crossbar-based analog neuromorphic computing engine (BL, MH, HL, ZHM, YC, TH, WZ), p. 6.
- DAC-2013-SharadFR #memory management #power management
- Ultra low power associative computing with spin neurons and resistive crossbar memory (MS, DF, KR), p. 6.
- DATE-2013-SuR #logic
- Defect-tolerant logic hardening for crossbar-based nanosystems (YS, WR), pp. 1801–1806.
- DAC-2012-HuLWR #array #hardware #using
- Hardware realization of BSB recall function using memristor crossbar arrays (MH, HL, QW, GSR), pp. 498–503.
- HPCA-2010-PanKM #energy #named
- FlexiShare: Channel sharing for an energy-efficient nanophotonic crossbar (YP, JK, GM), pp. 1–12.
- DATE-2008-DongZ #integration #logic #standard #synthesis
- Logic Synthesis with Nanowire Crossbar: Reality Check and Standard Cell-based Integration (MD, LZ), pp. 268–271.
- DAC-2006-RaoOK #architecture #logic
- Topology aware mapping of logic functions onto nanowire-based crossbar architectures (WR, AO, RK), pp. 723–726.
- DATE-2005-MuraliM #design #generative
- An Application-Specific Design Methodology for STbus Crossbar Generation (SM, GDM), pp. 1176–1181.
