Alexey Shmatok - Independent Hardware Development

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This document discusses various topics related to independent hardware development including FPGAs, printed electronics, memory-based computing, asynchronous vs synchronous design, and high-level synthesis. It also briefly mentions the DARPA SyNAPSE project which aims to develop neuromorphic computing systems inspired by biology. The document appears to be notes for a presentation on hardware freedom given at the Hardware Freedom Day event in Moscow in 2013.

Technology Business

Independent hardware development
(platforms)
FPGA
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
Hardware freedom
Printed
electronicsASIC
M$ K$ ?$
Alexey Shmatok <activedaily@gmail.com>
Moscow 2013
MBC?
100$
???
?$
Quantum
Neuro
Analog
...

Field Programmable Gate Array
more Freedom (ASIC)
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
LUT
FFCarry &
Control
Carry in
Carry out
In
Out
n
up to Millions
of Logic Cells
Layout
example
http://bit.ly/ucMUU1
DSP, BRAM, IOB,...

Memory based computing
more Freedom (FPGA)
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
LUT
FFIn Out
n
MLUTIn Outn
Pipelined Just memory
m

Basic principle
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
Mem
Foreach
Write (reconfiguration)
DMLUT
A
Mem
MLUT(A)
Read (working)
A DData

Mem
Minimalistic design
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
Glue
logic
Mem
Addr
Data
Glue
logic
Input Output
design tools?
sync/async mem
limits
always @ (posedge clk)
begin
counter <= counter + 1;
end

Sync/Async design my favorite :)
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
sync: always@(posedge clk,...) begin … end
clockless: always@(...) begin … end
Logic FF Logic FF
clk
…
Logic FF Logic FF…
Control

Printable/Paintable, Plastic,
Organic, ... electronics
more Freedom (*)
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_electronics

HW-Core
#NoCPU = Not only CPU
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
App
JVM
OS
HW-Core
HV
AppSrv Just App
VS
H
W
SW
CPU Way NoCPU Way
HW-Core
energy
flex
s/async
more
human
like

#HLS High Level Synthesis
Code => RTL
open source
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
Code RTL
for(int I;i<n;i++){
c[i]=a[i]+b[i]
} a[]
b[]
c[]
+
+
+
LLVM!

Interesting
DARPA SyNAPSE project
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
http://www.modha.org/
DARPA sponsored SyNAPSE (Systems of
Neuromorphic Adaptive Plastic Scalable
Electronics) project, launched in early 2009, is
to “investigate innovative approaches that
enable revolutionary advances in neuromorphic
electronic devices that are scalable to biological
levels.”

Speech only
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013

Independent hardware development
Thank you
Questions,
Comments,
???
Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013
Alexey Shmatok <activedaily@gmail.com>
HW/SW R&D
Moscow 2013

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Alexey Shmatok - Independent Hardware Development

1. Independent hardware development (platforms) FPGA Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 Hardware freedom Printed electronicsASIC M$ K$ ?$ Alexey Shmatok <activedaily@gmail.com> Moscow 2013 MBC? 100$ ??? ?$ Quantum Neuro Analog ...

2. Field Programmable Gate Array more Freedom (ASIC) Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 LUT FFCarry & Control Carry in Carry out In Out n up to Millions of Logic Cells Layout example http://bit.ly/ucMUU1 DSP, BRAM, IOB,...

3. Memory based computing more Freedom (FPGA) Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 LUT FFIn Out n MLUTIn Outn Pipelined Just memory m

4. Basic principle Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 Mem Foreach Write (reconfiguration) DMLUT A Mem MLUT(A) Read (working) A DData

5. Mem Minimalistic design Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 Glue logic Mem Addr Data Glue logic Input Output design tools? sync/async mem limits always @ (posedge clk) begin counter <= counter + 1; end

6. Sync/Async design my favorite :) Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 sync: always@(posedge clk,...) begin … end clockless: always@(...) begin … end Logic FF Logic FF clk … Logic FF Logic FF… Control

7. Printable/Paintable, Plastic, Organic, ... electronics more Freedom (*) Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_electronics

8. HW-Core #NoCPU = Not only CPU Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 App JVM OS HW-Core HV AppSrv Just App VS H W SW CPU Way NoCPU Way HW-Core energy flex s/async more human like

9. #HLS High Level Synthesis Code => RTL open source Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 Code RTL for(int I;i<n;i++){ c[i]=a[i]+b[i] } a[] b[] c[] + + + LLVM!

10. Interesting DARPA SyNAPSE project Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 http://www.modha.org/ DARPA sponsored SyNAPSE (Systems of Neuromorphic Adaptive Plastic Scalable Electronics) project, launched in early 2009, is to “investigate innovative approaches that enable revolutionary advances in neuromorphic electronic devices that are scalable to biological levels.”

11. Speech only Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013

12. Independent hardware development Thank you Questions, Comments, ??? Hardware Freedom Day Moscow 20 April 2013 Alexey Shmatok <activedaily@gmail.com> HW/SW R&D Moscow 2013

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