EE385B Schedule of Speakers

All seminars are held in ERL 401 beginning at 12:15 pm.
For more information, send e-mail to morf@mojave.stanford.edu.
Instructor: Martin Morf
Special Topic this Spring: Reconfigurable Architectures and Applications

John Trezza and Jeffry Powell: X-Modulators and their Applications, Optical Routing and FPGA's
ABSTRACT

Virtual Talk (taped talk & live discussion) on:
VirtualWires: A Technology for Massive Multi-FPGA Systems, by
Anant Agarwal, Virtual Machine Works, Inc.
ABSTRACT

Old Favorite tape: Nick Treddennick on Architectures and PLD's
Discussion Leader: John D. Johnson
jdj@arith.stanford.edu

Regenerative Feedback Repeaters for Programmable Interconnections
Ivo Dobbelaere, ISL, Stanford;
ABSTRACT . The corresponding paper is available at: ISSCC95 paper (ps)
Oral Examination, Wed, May 24, 3pm, CIS 101

Peter Alfke, Xilinx , peter@xilinx.com
Designing for High Performance, ABSTRACT

Dennis Allison , allison@shasta.stanford.edu
Subject: Compiling onto FPGA's. ABSTRACT Viewgraphs of talk

Mark Cummings, VP Applications, Viatek, cummings@radiomail.net
Subject: FPGA Design Tools and Applications, Portable Communications Devices. ABSTRACT

Richard Shoup - Interval Research, Palo Alto, shoup@interval.com
Parameterized Convolution Filtering in an FPGA, ABSTRACT

Dana How, how@isl
Subject: A Self-Clocked FPGA for Functional Simulation and Logic Emulation. ABSTRACT

Special Seminar with related topic:
Sanko Lan, lan@isl, Subject: Architecture and Computer Aided Design Tools for A Field Programmable Multi-chip System ABSTRACT

John L. Hennessy, jlh@vsop.stanford.edu, Subject: Future Directions in Microprocessor Design, ABSTRACT

James Edward Bennett, jbennett@cs.stanford.edu, Latency Tolerance for Dynamic Processors, ABSTRACT
Second speaker:
Dan Zucker, zucker@arith.stanford.edu, A Study of Hardware Prefetch Techniques for Mpeg-Play, ABSTRACT

Tadao Nakamura, nakamura@arith.stanford.edu,
Introduction to THE SHIFT MACHINE ---From Exploiting MISD Architectures--- ABSTRACT

Andrew Zimmerman (zimmer@arith.stanford.edu) ,
Comparison of Multiple Context Cache Configurations in Shared Memory Multiprocessors ABSTRACT

Stuart Oberman (oberman@arith.stanford.edu) ,
An Analysis of Division Algorithms and Implementations ABSTRACT

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