Technology of real-world analyzers (TAUR)

The article describes the most important project assumptions for the reconfigurable construction of dedicated electronic machines intended for performing analyzes of phenomena occurring in multi-component systems containing at least several million mutually interacting elements. Devices built in the presented technology are characterized by: the use of reconfigurable integrated circuits, spatial construction ensuring scalability, a redundant panel system, as well as specially developed data transmission and work control systems. Machines work in a parallel manner and can solve problems in various fields of science and technology by competing with the speed of data processing with the latest supercomputing systems. As an example, an ARUZ machine containing 26,000 FPGAs, which was made using technology, the assumptions of which are described in the article.