Instruction systolic array

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In contrast to the systolic array, an instruction systolic array (ISA) is a grid-like network of the simplest computation units ( processors ), which is characterized by the fact that the commands are pumped through from one corner in synchronous waves ( systolic ) according to the single instruction multiple principle Data ( SIMD ). An ISA is a simple and therefore particularly fast architecture for calculations. The difficulty here is programming suitable algorithms .

literature

  • HW Lang: The Instruction Systolic Array, a Parallel Architecture for VLSI. Integration, the VLSI Journal 4, 65-74 (1986)

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