Overview
Reconfigurable computing is a dynamic and growing field which includes the use of field-programmable gate arrays and other reprogrammable devices to solve computing problems. These surveys provide a important overview of the field and the evolution of FPGA technology.
In a series of papers, we survey a broad range of topics related to FPGAs, the use of FPGAs for digital signal processing, and the evolution of field-programmable custom computing machines. Our most recent survey in the Proceedings of the IEEE provides a valuable retrospective on the foundations of reconfigurable computing and how it has evolved over the past twenty years. Architectures, compute models, and applications are examined from a historical view. The paper also contains an extensive list of references of the top papers in the area over the past twenty years. Our most recent survey covers security for FPGAs in the cloud
