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Multi-Scheduling Crossbar Mapping and Design-Space Exploration of MAGIC-Based ReRAM Arithmetic Circuits for In-Memory Computing

Aug 2026 · Journal of Signal Processing Systems · Vol 98 · 0 citations · 49 references
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The proposed mapping framework achieves reduced latency and improved area–latency trade-offs compared to prior MAGIC designs, and comparative evaluation shows competitive performance for adders and substantially lower latency with improved scalability for multiplier architectures compared with representative MAC-, MAJ-, and AIG-based IMC implementations.

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