Abstract
This paper describes a time-division multiplexing implementation of Pipeline Arrays. Through TDM and
BRAM-based state management, a limited number of physical Pipelines support a larger number of
Pipeline instances. Each Pipeline instance maintains independent energy state management with automatic
deactivation upon energy depletion. This paper also describes state replication and migration methods,
adaptive adjustment of connection relationships, sparse connection storage and query methods, energy
state propagation and influence calculation, as well as statistical metric collection and event detection. The
above solutions are described in a parametric manner, and relevant parameters can be adjusted according
to actual requirements.
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Recommended Citation
Wu, Jinhui, "Time-Division Multiplexing and Adaptive Connection Adjustment in Pipeline Arrays", Technical Disclosure Commons, (August 26, 2026)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/11492