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An Ultra-High Performance Architecture for Embedded Defense Signal and Image Processing Applications

An Ultra-High Performance Architecture for Embedded Defense Signal and Image Processing Applications. Authors. Ken Cameron ( ken@clearspeed.com ) Mike Koch ( michael.j.koch@lmco.com ) Simon McIntosh-Smith ( simon@clearspeed.com ) Rick Pancoast ( rick.pancoast@lmco.com ).

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Scrambler Mismatch Correction Using the MAC FEC

Scrambler Mismatch Correction Using the MAC FEC. Mark Webster, Mike Seals, Steve Halford, Paul Chiuchiolo Intersil July 2002. Overview. A forward-error-correction (FEC) option exists in the 802.11e draft which uses an 8-octet correcting Reed-Solomon (255,239) block code.

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Variable Latency Speculative Addition: A New Paradigm for Arithmetic Circuit Design

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Inter-Process Communication

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Linear feedback shift registers, Galois fields, and stream ciphers

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Linear feedback shift registers, Galois fields, and stream ciphers

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Variable Latency Speculative Addition: A New Paradigm for Arithmetic Circuit Design

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Introduction to Reversible Ckts

Introduction to Reversible Ckts. Igor Markov. University of Michigan Electrical Engineering & Computer Science. Outline. Historical motivation Arbitrary computations via reversible Rev. ckts: basic definitions & examples Recent implementations in CMOS

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Introduction to Reversible Ckts

Introduction to Reversible Ckts. Igor Markov. University of Michigan Electrical Engineering & Computer Science. Outline. Historical motivation Arbitrary computations via reversible Rev. ckts: basic definitions & examples Recent implementations in CMOS

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A simple algebraic representation of Rijndael

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Homework #1

Homework #1. J. H. Wang Oct. 9, 2012. Homework #1. Chap.1: Review question 1.3 Chap.2: Review question 2.1, 2.8 Problems: 2.2, 2.7, 2.11 Due: two weeks ( Oct. 24, 2012 ). Chap. 1 Review question 1.3: List and briefly define categories of passive and active security attacks. Chap. 2

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Assignment 8 solutions

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