The Data-Driven Microprocessor

Authors:
Shinji Komori;Kenji Shima;Souichi Miyata;Toshiya Okamoto;Hiroaki Terada
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Micro
Year:
1989

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Abstract

Processor performance limitations that can be solved by data-flow processing are discussed. Data-flow-based software and multiprocessors are considered. A data-driven, 32-bit, five-chip set that performs real-time signal and distributed parallel processing without a system clock or centralized control unit is presented. Language processing and processor applications are examined.