Two-dimensional micropipelines: for parallel-to-serial data conversion

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The two-dimensional micropipeline is introduced for data conversion between bit-parallel and bit-serial formats at a constant input data rate. By using micropipelines, the architecture has independent clock rates for the data input and output, and can be designed with level sensitive latches.

Inspec keywords: pipeline processing; parallel architectures; data conversion

Other keywords: parallel-to-serial data conversion; constant input data rate; two-dimensional micropipeline; level sensitive latches; independent clock rates

Subjects: Parallel architecture

References

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      • Taylor, G.S., Blair, G.M.: `Reduced complexity two-phase micropipeline latch controller', ESSCIRC 97, 1997, p. 304–307.
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