R. Ben Hur, N. Wald, N. Talati, and S. Kvatinsky, “SIMPLE MAGIC: Synthesis and In-memory MaPping of Logic Execution for Memristor-Aided loGIC”, Proceeding of the IEEE International Conference on Circuits Aided Design, November 2017.
Abstract—This paper presents a novel approach for designing and implementing in-memory logic operations. The uniqueness of this work is the development of SIMPLE, a framework that optimizes the execution of an arbitrary logic function while considering all the constraints involved in performing it within a memristive memory. SIMPLE automatically generates a defined sequence of atomic memristor-aided logic NOR operations, whose implementation can be facilitated efficiently within the memory. Motivated to overcome the memory-CPU bottleneck, this approach designs an optimal solution in terms of performance by exploiting the parallelism of the memristor-aided logic NOR gates. SIMPLE achieves performance speedups of 1.94x compared to a previous work and 1.48x compared to a naïve optimization based on standard synthesis tools.
