The Implementation and Application of a SCAM - a Systolic Configurable Array Module
Warren Marwood, AP Clarke · 1989
The Systolic Configurable Array Module (SCAM) is a VLSI implementation of a 'self-repairing' systolic architecture. The module provides a host system with computation rates typical of supercomputers. To illustrate the generality of the range of applications of the module, particular example areas are outlined. These areas include circuit simulation, neural networks and digital signal processing.