A Python-based evaluation framework for stochastic computing circuits on FPGA SoC
Proceedings - 2021 9th International Symposium on Computing and Networking Workshops, CANDARW 2021, Page: 81-86
2021
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Stochastic computing (SC) has drawn renewed attention from researchers as it can minimize amount of hardware and power consumption. Since a conversion between binary data and bitstreams is required, an SC circuit cannot be simulated or run alone and it spends a lot of time and effort to prepare an evaluation environment. In this paper, we introduce an evaluation framework for an SC circuit on an FPGA SoC, where the circuit is easily integrated into Xilinx's PYNQ platform and its test program can be written in Python. According to our estimation based on an evaluation, an SC circuit with about 600 input and 300 output ports is implementable on a PYNQ-Z1, a low-end development board for the PYNQ platform.
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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