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On-chip implementation of multiprocessor networks and switch fabrics

Ye, Terry Tao
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De Micheli, Giovanni  
2008
International Journal of Embeddded Systems (IJES)

On-chip implementation of multiprocessor systems needs to planarise the interconnect networks onto the silicon floorplan. Compared with traditional ASIC/SoC architectures, Multiprocessor Systems on Chips (MPSoC) node processors are homogeneous, and MPSoC network topologies are regular. Therefore, traditional ASIC floorplanning methodologies that perform macro placement are not suitable for MPSoC designs. We propose an automated MPSoC physical planning methodology. REGULAY can generate an optimal floorplan for different topologies under different design constraints. Compared with traditional floorplanning approaches, REGULAY shows significant advantages in reducing the total interconnect wirelength while preserving the regularity and hierarchy of the network topology.

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