Field-Programmable Systems Research
Field-Programmable Systems are multi-FPGA systems with memory that are typically connected by some form of programmable inter-chip connection mechanism. These are used either as "large FPGAs" to prototype or build larger systems, or as chip emulation systems, such as those from Quickturn , Aptix , and IKOS/Mentor . Our effort at Toronto has been in building and using a series of such systems, collectively known as the Transmogrifiers.
- The Transmogrifier-4 Field-Programmable System – 320K LUTs, 8G DDR SDRAM, High Bandwidth to Host - New! Working!
- The Transmogrifier-3a Field-Programmable System - 3 Million Usable Gates, working!
- The Transmogrifier-2a Field-Programmable System - 2 Million Usable Gates, working!
Research
on FPGAs at the University of Toronto.