Recent Advances in Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs)
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 October 2025 | Viewed by 41
Special Issue Editor
Interests: logic synthesis; decomposition; technology mapping; cyber-physical systems; FPGA; CPLD
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Dear Colleagues,
The increasing complexity of digital systems leads to new challenges for scientists dealing with broadly understood digital technology. It is becoming necessary to propose new methods of logic synthesis or effective verification methods. Design aimed at reducing power consumption, maximizing the speed of operation, limiting the number of resources, or increasing reliability is also particularly important. Another current issue is the use of AI in this process.
A special group is FPGA (field-programmable gate array) systems; their use in the areas of PLC controllers, electric drive control, cyber–physical systems, or space applications has been particularly important in recent years. Articles presenting various applications, uses, or implementations of FPGAs also belong to the thematic area of this Special Issue. Contributions showing the broadly understood SoC (system-on-chip), including the use of microprocessors or IP cores, are also welcome.
Naturally, all works related to logic synthesis are always particularly appreciated, as are works related to fuzzy logic.
In creating this Special Issue, I would like to touch upon the subject of the development of digital systems.If any topic has not been mentioned above and is related to broadly understood digital systems (microprocessors, IoT, etc.), then it naturally fits into the scope of this collection.
Authors can propose their own topics related to the development of digital systems.
Dr. Marcin Kubica
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- FPGA
- logic synthesis
- PLC controllers
- low power
- cyber–physical systems
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