INCREASING THE THROUGHPUT USING EIGHT STAGE PIPELINING
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Using re-programmable logic components along with HDL languages encompasses wider and wider areas of practical applications, becoming a standard of complex digital system design. One of the basic tasks, which are to be carried out in the process of design, is obtaining the highest efficiency of the solution under design. Thereby designers are still looking for methods making it possible to speed up design processing time. Pipelining mechanism is one of these methods. It helps to speed up some dedicated operations. In the early stage of design, a given unit described by high level language, is divided into some independent parts, which are synchronized with each other via intermediate registers and synchronization signal (pipelining mechanism). 8-stage pipelining is the key implementation technique used to make fast CPUs. It is an optimization technique used to speed up instruction execution.
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