Programmable Logic Research Groups ( FPGA , CPLD )

Programmable Logic Research Groups

The following are links to various university, government, and industrial research groups investigating new forms of programmable logic or new uses for existing programmable logic.

(Updated 4-SEPT-2000)
University Groups | University Projects | Industry & Government | Individuals

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University Research Groups

Configurable Computing Lab at Bringham Young University (BYU)
Microelectronics Research Center (MRC) at University of Idaho
Berkeley Reconfigurable Architecture, Systems and Software Group (BRASS)
Hardware Compilation Group at Oxford University (UK)
Adaptive Computing at Standford
Dynamically Reconfigurable Hardware Library at Bournemouth University (United Kingdom)
Dynamically Reconfigurable Logic at the University of Strathclyde (Scotland)
Configurable Computing at the Univ. of Calif. Los Angeles (UCLA)
FPGA Processors Group at Universität Mannheim (Germany)
Reconfigurable Architecture Group at the University of Glasgow (Scotland)
The Self-Timed FPGA Systems at Edinburgh University
XPuter: An Emerging Technology at the University of Kaiserslautern (Germany)
VLSI-FPGA Design & Test Laboratory at the University of Kentucky
FPGA-Based Computing Machines
FPGA Research at the University of Toronto (Canada)
DSP on FPGAs at the University of Kansas
Virginia Tech Configurable Computing Research
Design Automation Library at the University of Cincinnati (USA)

University Research Projects

Reconfigurable Computing at the University of Birmingham (UK)
CMU Reconfigurable Computing Project
Guess Project at Griffith University (Australia)
SeeD-ROM Project at Lund University (Sweden)
Reinventing Computing at MIT
Virtual Wires Project at MIT
High-level Object-oriented Architecture Synthesis: Fast Prototyping on FPGAs at Laboratoire d'Informatique de Brest (France)
Multi-FPGA Systems at Northwestern
Reconfigurable Image Processor at The Queen's University of Belfast (Northern Ireland)
Software Acceleration Project at the University of Manchester (UMIST) (UK)
Field Programmable Multi-Chip Module Project at Univ. of Calif. Santa Cruz
Hardware/Software Codesign Project (ASP) at the University of Queensland (Australia)
Rapid Prototyping Engine for Multiprocessors (RPM) Project at the Univ. of S. Calif. (USC)
iPOINT at the University of Illinois
Triptych/Montage FPGA Architectures Papers at the University of Washington
MacTester (FPGA-Based IC Tester) at the University of Washington
Springbok System at the University of Washington
Reconfigurable Computing Platform at Virginia Tech.
Hokie Processor at Virginia Tech.
FPGA-based ATM Simulation Testbed (FAST) at the Univ. of Calif. Santa Cruz (UCSC)
Techniques for FPGA Implementation of Video Compression Systems at Univ. of Calif. Los Angeles (UCLA)
Dynamic Computing Systems at the Univ. of Calif. Los Angeles (UCLA)
Synthesis from behavior VHDL to Xilinx LCA, BOFORS at Linköping University (Sweden)
Configurable Computing at the University of South Australia
Architectural Aspects of Optoelectronic Multi-FPGAs at ELIS, University of Ghent (Belgium)
FPGA Implementation of Cellular Neural Networks at the University of Sydney (Australia)

Industry & Government Research Projects

DARPA Adaptive Computing Systems Projects
National Semiconductor NAPA100 Adaptive Systems
ESPRIT's Field Programmable System on a Chip (FIPSOC) project
CAD Tools for Hardware Design from the Institute for Computer Systems (Switzerland)
DEC Paris Research Center Programmable Active Memory (PAM) Project
Compaq/DEC Digital Systems Research Center PCI Pammette
Supercomputing Research Center (SRC) SPLASH (now Wildfire)
GaAs Field Programmable Gate Array under development by SPEC (Austin, TX)

Research by Individuals

Homebrewing CPUs in FPGAs by Jan Gray
Various DSP and Reconfigurable Computing Papers by Ray Andraka

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