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JSSM Wong, B Stougie, SD Cotofana (2002), Alternatives in FPGA-based SAD implementations, In 2002 IEEE international conference on field-programmable technology (FPT) p.449-452, IEEE.

JSSM Wong, B Stougie, SD Cotofana (2002), An investigation on FPGA based SAD hardware implementations, In Proceedings of ProRISC 2002 p.567-573, Dutch Technology Foundation STW.

MD Padure, SD Cotofana, C Dan, S Vassiliadis, M Bodea (2002), Compact delay modeling of latch-based threshold logic gates, In CAS 2002 Proceedings, Volume 2 p.317-320, IEEE.

W Zwart, J Eilers, GN Gaydadjiev, SD Cotofana (2002), DAMP - Delft Altera-based multimedia platform, In Proceedings ProRISC 2002 p.587-594, Dutch Technology Foundation STW.

PT Stathis, S Vassiliadis, SD Cotofana (2002), Design considerations of a multiple inner product and accumulate vector functional unit, In Proceedings of ProRISC 2002 p.481-485, Dutch Technology Foundation STW.

SD Cotofana, PT Stathis, S Vassiliadis (2002), Direct and transposed sparse matrix-vector multiplication, In MPCS '02 Proceedings of the 2002 Euromicro conference on Massively-parallel computing systems p.1-9, The National Technological University Press.

M Sima, E-J Pol, JTJ van Eijndhoven, SD Cotofana, S Vassiliadis (2002), Entropy decoding on TriMedia/CPU64, In Proceedings Second international Samos workshop on Systems, Architectures, Modeling and Simulation p.1-18, SAMOS Initiative.

I Lemberski, M Koegst, SD Cotofana, BHH Juurlink (2002), FSM Non-minimal state encoding for low power, In Proceedings 2002 23rd International conference on microelectronics, Vol. 2 p.605-609, IEEE.

M Sima, S Vassiliadis, SD Cotofana, JTJ van Eijndhoven, K Vissers (2002), Field-programmable custom computing machines - A taxonomy, M Glesner, P Zipf, M Renovell (Eds.), In Field-programmable logic and applications: Reconfigurable computing is going mainstream p.79-88, Springer.