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News Release from: Elixent
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 20 June 2003
Patents cover reconfigurable
architecture
Reconfigurable semiconductor IP specialist Elixent has been awarded a further four patents pertaining to its reconfigurable algorithm processing architecture, D-Fabrix.
Reconfigurable semiconductor IP specialist Elixent has been awarded a further four patents pertaining to its reconfigurable algorithm processing architecture, D-Fabrix The US patents enable the company to protect its intellectual property while developing further solutions for the reconfigurable market
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 4 Apr 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Reconfigurable processors optimise DSP tasks
Elixent has released the DFA1000 family of accelerators for use with standard RISC processors running DSP algorithms.
Customers can take advantage of Elixent's dynamically reconfigurable D-Fabrix array, lessening power consumption, minimising silicon area and avoiding costly respins.
"We're very happy to complete the patent application and approval process in the USA", commented Alan Marshall, CTO at Elixent.
"Now we can continue our ongoing research and development, expanding further on the ideas put forward in these patents for reconfigurability".
The newly issued patents cover: the integration of multipliers in programmable arrays; reconfigurable processor devices; field programmable processor arrays; and the method and apparatus for providing instruction streams to processor devices.
The techniques described in these patents have allowed Elixent to bring the D-Fabrix array to market, making a whole new class of truly multifunctional platform devices available to customers.
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