Improve the Resolution of Analog to Digital Converters with Bootstrap Method

Kebbati, Youssef; Souffi, Hayet

doi:10.1109/ccece.2007.141

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“…So if the application needs a special hardware accelerator, FPGA could provide a dedicated hardware behavior via reconfiguration. Some hardware accelerators, such as DSP or ADC architectures, can be improved in terms of bits in order to enhance accuracy [24] [25].…”

Section: Fpga Features For Protecting Cyber Physical Infrastructmentioning

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On the Adoption of FPGA for Protecting Cyber Physical Infrastructures

Barbareschi

Battista

Casola

et al. 2013

2013 Eighth International Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing

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Up to few years ago, FPGAs were not suitable to develop smart sensor systems because of power consumption and programming effort. Modern technologies and programming techniques overcame these limitations. Furthermore thanks to flexible and efficient reconfiguration, FPGAs can be used as configurable wireless sensor nodes and they are very promising in the protection of critical infrastructures. In the recent years, particular emphasis was given to pervasive wireless sensor nodes that enabled the widespread of innovative applications for smartgrid monitoring and mobile cyber-physical infrastructures; although security remains one of the main open challenges to face. In this paper we will analyze all potentialities of adopting FPGAs in protecting Cyber Physical Infrastructures by illustrating with simple scenarios how they can be used to improve security and robustness of heterogeneous networks.

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Section: Fpga Features For Protecting Cyber Physical Infrastructmentioning

confidence: 99%