A 1.8-V 64-kb four-way set-associative CMOS cache memory implemented by 0.18μm/1.8V 1P6M logic CMOS technology for a super performance 32-b RISC microprocessor is presented.For comparison,a conventional parallel acce...A 1.8-V 64-kb four-way set-associative CMOS cache memory implemented by 0.18μm/1.8V 1P6M logic CMOS technology for a super performance 32-b RISC microprocessor is presented.For comparison,a conventional parallel access cache with the same storage and organization is also designed and simulated using the same technology.Simulation results indicate that by using sequential access,power reduction of 26% on a cache hit and 35% on a cache miss is achieved.High-speed approaches including modified current-mode sense amplifier and split dynamic tag comparators are adopted to achieve fast data access.Simulation results indicate that a typical clock to data access of 2.7ns is achieved...展开更多
Part of the difficulty in engineering education is to achieve aggregate theoretical knowledge to practice what therefore discourages the student. Trying to alleviate this difficulty, practical problems are created to ...Part of the difficulty in engineering education is to achieve aggregate theoretical knowledge to practice what therefore discourages the student. Trying to alleviate this difficulty, practical problems are created to encourage students to apply their knowledge in different ways; these problems can be computational order, resolved by programs through simulation, or physical, with the realization of models, prototypes, benches or interactive platforms with visual practical approach. From this, it was proposed to students of the Federal University of Pardi--Campus Tucurui through the Electric Power Systems and Mechanics Research Group, in order to apply knowledge arising from multidisciplinary fields of engineering in the construction of a prototype with reused materials and low cost enabling studies and analysis of vibrations in unbalanced motors. This system features an open source prototyping embedded platform Arduino to read values from the sensors used： accelerometers and potentiometers coupled to the engine, aiming to collect values and vary the supply voltage. The results are read by Arduino and computationally processed to be printed on an LCD display. Therefore, the aim of this is to provide an accessible way using simple techniques a prototype linking the theoretical and practical knowledge as the system of the bench that performs vibration analysis in an unbalanced motor interactively, and encourage research and development technologies in the Amazon region.展开更多
文摘A 1.8-V 64-kb four-way set-associative CMOS cache memory implemented by 0.18μm/1.8V 1P6M logic CMOS technology for a super performance 32-b RISC microprocessor is presented.For comparison,a conventional parallel access cache with the same storage and organization is also designed and simulated using the same technology.Simulation results indicate that by using sequential access,power reduction of 26% on a cache hit and 35% on a cache miss is achieved.High-speed approaches including modified current-mode sense amplifier and split dynamic tag comparators are adopted to achieve fast data access.Simulation results indicate that a typical clock to data access of 2.7ns is achieved...
文摘Part of the difficulty in engineering education is to achieve aggregate theoretical knowledge to practice what therefore discourages the student. Trying to alleviate this difficulty, practical problems are created to encourage students to apply their knowledge in different ways; these problems can be computational order, resolved by programs through simulation, or physical, with the realization of models, prototypes, benches or interactive platforms with visual practical approach. From this, it was proposed to students of the Federal University of Pardi--Campus Tucurui through the Electric Power Systems and Mechanics Research Group, in order to apply knowledge arising from multidisciplinary fields of engineering in the construction of a prototype with reused materials and low cost enabling studies and analysis of vibrations in unbalanced motors. This system features an open source prototyping embedded platform Arduino to read values from the sensors used： accelerometers and potentiometers coupled to the engine, aiming to collect values and vary the supply voltage. The results are read by Arduino and computationally processed to be printed on an LCD display. Therefore, the aim of this is to provide an accessible way using simple techniques a prototype linking the theoretical and practical knowledge as the system of the bench that performs vibration analysis in an unbalanced motor interactively, and encourage research and development technologies in the Amazon region.
