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A novel Xilinx-based architecture for 3D-graphics

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Spreading the use of embedded electronic multimedia systems to a large audience has more than one requirement. In fact, it should be operating in extreme conditions: random fluctuation conditions of network transmission, the limited energy resources as well as variable users constraints. All these dynamic parameters were not considered previously in classic codesign methods. In this paper, we propose a novel architecture which combines between adaptation network, application and architectural level. Various assessments were made to validate it raging from the static reconfiguration to the dynamic one, from using monoprocessor systems to multiprocessor ones. We present also a case study on a real system using the proposed Xilinx design for a 3D application.

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    Tarek Frikha, Nader Ben Amor & Mohamed Abid

  2. CNRS, Université Bretagne Sud, LAB-STICC, F-56321, Lorient, France

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Frikha, T., Ben Amor, N., Diguet, JP. et al. A novel Xilinx-based architecture for 3D-graphics. Multimed Tools Appl 78, 14947–14970 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-018-6886-4

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