Synchronous Data Flow (SDF) is a graphical computation model used for analyzing digital
signal processing and real time multimedia applications. In general, these applications have …

There are several analysis models and corresponding temporal analysis techniques for
checking whether applications executed on multiprocessor systems meet their real-time …

Synchronous dataflow (SDF) graphs are a widely used formalism for modelling, analysing
and realising streaming applications, both on a single processor and in a multiprocessing …

Consumer electronic systems are getting more and more complex. Consequently, their
design is getting more complicated. Typical systems built today are made of different …

Synchronous Data Flow Graphs (SDFGs) have proved to be a very successful tool for
modeling, analysis and synthesis of multimedia applications targeted at both single-and …

This paper extends a state-based timing analysis for Synchronous Dataflow Applications on
an MPSoC with shared memory. The existing approach transforms a mapped and timing …

Synchronous dataflow graphs (SDFGs) are used extensively to model streaming
applications. An SDFG can be extended with scheduling decisions, allowing SDFG analysis …

The timing predictability of embedded systems with hard real-time requirements is
fundamental for guaranteeing their safe usage. With the emergence of multicore platforms …

Exact analysis of synchronous dataflow (sdf) graphs is often considered too costly, because
of the expensive transformation of the graph into a single-rate equivalent. As an alternative …

In this article, we propose a novel technique that estimates a tight upper bound of the worst-
case response time (WCRT) of a synchronous dataflow (SDF) graph when the SDF graph …