A Flexible Model of a CMOS Field Programmable Transistor Array Targeted for Hardware Evolution
This article focuses on the properties of a fine grained reconfigurable transistor array currently under test at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
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This article focuses on the properties of a fine grained reconfigurable transistor array currently under test at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
This paper introduces a third approach to Evolvable Hardware (EHW) called mixtrinsic EHW (MEHW).
Outer solar system exploration and missions to comets and planets with severe environmental conditions require long-term survivability of space systems. This challenge has recently been approached with new ideas, such as using mechanisms for hardware adaptation inspired from biology.
The paper describes the architectual details of a fine-grained Programmable Transistor Array (PTA) architecture and illustrates its use in evolutionary experiments on the synthesis of both analog and digital circuits.
The paper introduces an approach to automated synthesis of CMOS circuits, based on evolution on a Programmable Transistor Array (PTA).
Autonomous space systems will need to adapt to new environments and perform new functions, in addition to those specified at launch.