Stmicroelectronics Pvt. Ltd.

Sicronic Remote Kg, LLC

Sunil Kumar Sharma

Ajay Tomar

Dhabalendu Samanta

A method for mapping an electronic digital circuit to a Look Up table (LUT) based Programmable Logic Deviceoperates by selecting an unmapped or partially mapped LUT, and identifying a group of circuit elements for mapping on the selected LUT based on the available capacity of the selected LUT and the mapping constraints. The identified circuit elements are mapped onto the selected LUT. The identification of circuit elements and mapping is carried out while taking into consideration the Cascade Logic associated with the selected LUT. The process continues until all circuit elements have been mapped. The group of circuit elements is mapped to the cascade logic prior to mapping on the LUTs. Conversely, the cascade logic is incorporated only after all circuit elements have initially been mapped onto LUTs or some elements remain unmapped after all LUTs have been utilized. The mapping constraints include timing, placement, and size constraints.

Mapping of programmable logic devices

The method for mapping a logic circuit to a plurality of interconnectable, programmable look up tables (LUT) elements includes forming logic element groups including individual logic elements and/or previously formed logic element groups that are capable of being accommodated within the fanin and/or fanout capacity of a target LUT. The method further includes mapping the formed logic element group to the target LUT, and repeating the process for forming logic element groups and mapping to target LUTs for the entire network in a manner such that at each stage only the unmapped logic element/elements and mapped logic element groups of the previous stage are considered for mapping.

Method for mapping a logic circuit to a programmable look up table (LUT)

A method for finding a maximum volume and minimum cutset in a network of interconnected nodes is provided. The method is applicable to systems that can be reduced to such a network, including telecommunication networks, traffic networks, computer networks, layouts, hydraulic networks, etc. An equivalent network is derived by replacing all nodes other then the source and sink by two interconnected nodes. A conventional method applies an augmenting path algorithm that identifies a cutset. If the feasible cutset is not achieved then a reduced network is constructed by directly connecting the member nodes of identified cutsets to the source node and repeating the above process for the reduced network until a feasible cutset is achieved.

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Sunil Kumar Sharma