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Victor O. Aken'Ova

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affiliation: University of British Columbia (UBC), Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, BC, Canada

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2005
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Steven J. E. Wilton, Noha Kafafi, James C. H. Wu, Kimberly A. Bozman, Victor O. Aken'Ova, Resve Saleh:
Design considerations for soft embedded programmable logic cores. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 40(2): 485-497 (2005)

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2006
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Victor O. Aken'Ova, Resve A. Saleh:
A "Soft++" eFPGA Physical Design Approach with Case Studies in 180nm and 90nm. ISVLSI 2006: 103-108
2005
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Victor O. Aken'Ova, Guy Lemieux, Resve A. Saleh:
An improved "soft" eFPGA design and implementation strategy. CICC 2005: 179-182
2003
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James C. H. Wu, Victor O. Aken'Ova, Steven J. E. Wilton, Resve A. Saleh:
SoC implementation issues for synthesizable embedded programmable logic cores. CICC 2003: 45-48

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