Systolic stack control units
Hoda B. Abugharsa, Ali Hussein Maamar · International Conference on Circuits · 2009
The term systolic is originated in the medical community where it is used to describe the human circulatory system. Systolic processes, like the circulatory system, perform the operations in a rhythmic, incremental, cellular and repetitive manner much like the heart circulating blood through the arteries, veins, and capillaries. The systolic computation is constructed by the array's operations, much the same way that the heart controls blood flow to the cells since it is the source and destination for all blood. [1]. Guibas and Liang have presented a systolic algorithm for the last in first out (LIFO) stack [2]. This stack is an array of cells. In this paper Guibas and Liang algorithm will be applied to design the systolic stack control units in order to form a complete systolic stack.