GaAs High-Speed Digital IC Technology: An Overview
Computer - Special issue: GaAs: a technology for environmental extremes
Signal Processors Based Upon GaAs ICs: The Need for a Wholistic Design Approach
Computer - Special issue: GaAs: a technology for environmental extremes
Issues of Importance in Designing GaAs Microcomputer Systems
Computer - Special issue: GaAs: a technology for environmental extremes
A 32-bit RISC Implemented in Enhancement-Mode JFET GaAs
Computer - Special issue: GaAs: a technology for environmental extremes
Reduced Instruction Set Architecture for a GaAs Microprocessor System
Computer - Special issue: GaAs: a technology for environmental extremes
A Simulation Study of the Vertical-Migration Microprocessor Architecture
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering
A GaAs-based microprocessor architecture for real-time applications
Approximate reasoning in intelligent systems, decision and control
A compiler-writer's view of GaAs computer system design
Proceedings of the Twenty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference on Architecture Track
Register allocation for GaAs computer systems
Proceedings of the Twenty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference on Architecture Track
Modelling and analysis of stochastic propagation delays in GaAs adders
Proceedings of the Twenty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference on Architecture Track
Bit-Slice Design Controllers and Alu's
Bit-Slice Design Controllers and Alu's
Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design
Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design
The Design of a Microsupercomputer
Computer - Special issue on experimental research in computer architecture
How many operation units are adequate?
ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News
ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News
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An overview is provided of existing gallium arsenide microprocessors and related digital designs. The architectures described cover a wide range of applications and were chosen on the basis of their unique design and technology characteristics. The issues considered relate to the processor-design level with some register-transfer-level components covered for the sake of completeness. The discussion covers general-application microprocessors including: RCA 8-bit microprocessor; CDC 32-bit microprocessor; McDonnell Douglas 32-bit microprocessor; and RCA 32-bit microprocessor microprocessors of symbolic applications including: Carnegie Mellon's RISCF; and GAELIC from Magnavox, systolic array processors, and alternative approaches to processor design.