Networks on Chips: Technology and ToolsElsevier, 2006. gada 30. aug. - 408 lappuses The design of today's semiconductor chips for various applications, such as telecommunications, poses various challenges due to the complexity of these systems. These highly complex systems-on-chips demand new approaches to connect and manage the communication between on-chip processing and storage components and networks on chips (NoCs) provide a powerful solution. This book is the first to provide a unified overview of NoC technology. It includes in-depth analysis of all the on-chip communication challenges, from physical wiring implementation up to software architecture, and a complete classification of their various Network-on-Chip approaches and solutions. * Leading-edge research from world-renowned experts in academia and industry with state-of-the-art technology implementations/trends * An integrated presentation not currently available in any other book * A thorough introduction to current design methodologies and chips designed with NoCs |
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... channel can cause errors because two or more transmitters are allowed to ... channel in packets, error containment and recovery are easier, because the effect of ... virtual cut-through (VCT) and wormhole. SAF 16 Networks Chapter 1 □ on Chip.
... channel can cause errors because two or more transmitters are allowed to ... channel in packets, error containment and recovery are easier, because the effect of ... virtual cut-through (VCT) and wormhole. SAF 16 Networks Chapter 1 □ on Chip.
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... virtual cut-through (VCT) and wormhole. SAF forwarding inspects each packet's content before forwarding it to the ... channel of each switch, the body flits will then follow the reserved channel and the tail flit will later release the ...
... virtual cut-through (VCT) and wormhole. SAF forwarding inspects each packet's content before forwarding it to the ... channel of each switch, the body flits will then follow the reserved channel and the tail flit will later release the ...
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... Virtual Channels,'' IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, Vol. 4, No. 4, April 1993, pp. 466–475. W. Dally and C. Seitz, “The Torus Routing Chip,'' Distributed Processing, Vol. 1, 1996, pp. 187–196. M. Dall'Osso, G ...
... Virtual Channels,'' IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, Vol. 4, No. 4, April 1993, pp. 466–475. W. Dally and C. Seitz, “The Torus Routing Chip,'' Distributed Processing, Vol. 1, 1996, pp. 187–196. M. Dall'Osso, G ...
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... Virtual channels are often used within switches, because of the following reasons. Buffers are usually organized as FIFO queues, and thus when a message occupies a buffer for a channel, the physical channel cannot be used by other ...
... Virtual channels are often used within switches, because of the following reasons. Buffers are usually organized as FIFO queues, and thus when a message occupies a buffer for a channel, the physical channel cannot be used by other ...
40. lappuse
... virtual channels or buffers to low-priority packets. Livelock can be avoided by using only minimal-length paths. While this choice seems to be obvious for performance reasons, sometimes nonminimal path are used for fault tolerance ...
... virtual channels or buffers to low-priority packets. Livelock can be avoided by using only minimal-length paths. While this choice seems to be obvious for performance reasons, sometimes nonminimal path are used for fault tolerance ...
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4 The DataLink Layer in NoC Design | 75 |
5 Network and Transport Layers in Network on Chip | 147 |
6 Network Interface Architecture and Design Issues | 203 |
7 NoC Programming | 285 |
8 Design Methodologies and CAD Tool Flows for NoCs | 323 |
9 Designs and Implementations of NoCBased SoCs | 355 |
Index | 385 |
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