Exploring embedded-systems architectures with Artemis
Abstract
Because embedded systems mostly target mass production and often run on batteries, they should be cheap to realize and power efficient. In addition, they require a high degree of programmability to provide real-time performance for multiple applications and standards. However, performance requirements as well as cost and power-consumption constraints demand that substantial parts of these systems be implemented in dedicated hardware blocks. As a...
Paper Details
Title
Exploring embedded-systems architectures with Artemis
Published Date
Jan 1, 2001
Journal
Volume
34
Issue
11
Pages
57 - 63
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