Nature is phenomenal. The achievements in, for example, evolution are everywhere to be
seen: complexity, resilience, inventive solutions and beauty. Evolvable Hardware (EH) is a …

This fully revised and updated edition of Control Theory addresses recent developments in
the field. It discusses how the rise of H and similar approaches has allowed a combination of …

At the beginning of the 1990s research started in how to combine soft comput ing with
reconfigurable hardware in a quite unique way. One of the methods that was developed has …

The paper introduces a new method for the design of realworld applications of evolvable
hardware using common FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays). In order to avoid …

Evolvable hardware (EHW) refers to self-reconfiguration hardware design, where the
configuration is under the control of an evolutionary algorithm (EA). One of the main …

The ability of the processes in Nature to achieve remarkable examples of complexity,
resilience, inventive solutions and beauty is phenomenal. This ability has promoted …

In this paper an approach based on an evolutionary algorithm to design synchronous
sequential logic circuits with minimum number of logic gates is suggested. The proposed …

The Evolvable Hardware research area has achieved very important progresses in the last
two decades. However, it is still quite far from being as revolutionary as depicted in the …

Scalability problems have hindered the progress of Evolvable Hardware in tackling complex
circuits. The two key issues are the amount of testing (for example, a 64-bit *× 64-bit add …

There have been introduced a number of systems with evolvable hardware on a single chip.
To overcome the lack of flexibility in these systems, we propose a single-chip evolutionary …