A case study focusing on partial reconfiguration FPGA
Rama Rao Chekuri, Chiluka Likhitha, Kanukuntla Anjana, Mangali Chinna Chinnaiah, Kandala Bhavani, Gurjewar Akash Yadav, Nagababu Chekuri · 2025
This case study digs into the practical application of partial reconfiguration (PR) in FPGAbased systems, demonstrating the technology’s potential for dynamic resource optimization. PR provides effective allocation of resources by effortlessly transitioning between several hardware configurations at run time. FPGA resources are allocated based on real-time processing requirements. The study emphasizes how PR significantly reduces resource waste and improves system efficiency, making it a desirable strategy for resourceconstrained applications. Engineers and academics can learn how to use PR to improve system adaptability and performance. Furthermore, the study analyzes the obstacles and prospects for using PR in even more complicated and dynamic FPGA architectures.