Abstract
In a mobile society, more and more devices need to continuously adapt to changing environments. Such mode switches can be smoothly done in software using a general purpose or digital signal processor. However hardware components are required to cope with throughput and power constraints. Reconfigurable hardware technologies like FPGA offer partial reconfiguration at run-time but require too long reconfiguration times to rapidly changing applications. In this paper we propose an automated design flow to implement multiple configuration and multi-constraint systems into a single circuit using conventional hardware technologies.
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