摘要
A new LUT and carry structure embedded in the configurable logic block of an FPGA is proposed. The LUT is designed to support both 4-input and 5-input structures, which can be configured by users according to their needs without increasing interconnect resources. We also develop a new carry chain structure with an optimized critical path. Finally a newly designed configurable scan-chain is inserted. The circuit is fabricated in 0.13μm 1P8M 1.2/2.5/3.3 V logic CMOS process. The test results show a correct function of 4/5-input LUT and scan- chain, and a speedup in carry performance of nearly 3 times over current architecture in the same technology at the cost of an increase in total area of about 72.5%. Our results also show that the logic utilization of this work is better than that of a Virtex lI/Virtex 4/Virtex 5/Virtex 6/Virtex 7 FPGA when implemented using only 4-LUT and better than that of a Virtex lI/Virtex 4 FPGA when implemented using only 5-LUT.
A new LUT and carry structure embedded in the configurable logic block of an FPGA is proposed. The LUT is designed to support both 4-input and 5-input structures, which can be configured by users according to their needs without increasing interconnect resources. We also develop a new carry chain structure with an optimized critical path. Finally a newly designed configurable scan-chain is inserted. The circuit is fabricated in 0.13μm 1P8M 1.2/2.5/3.3 V logic CMOS process. The test results show a correct function of 4/5-input LUT and scan- chain, and a speedup in carry performance of nearly 3 times over current architecture in the same technology at the cost of an increase in total area of about 72.5%. Our results also show that the logic utilization of this work is better than that of a Virtex lI/Virtex 4/Virtex 5/Virtex 6/Virtex 7 FPGA when implemented using only 4-LUT and better than that of a Virtex lI/Virtex 4 FPGA when implemented using only 5-LUT.
基金
supported by the National High Technology Research and Development Thematic Program of China(No.2012AA012001)