masterThesis
Otimização de topologia irregular para aplicações tempo real e não tempo real em MP-SoCs baseadas em redes-em-chip
Fecha
2018-12-07Registro en:
OLIVEIRA, Samuel da Silva. Otimização de topologia irregular para aplicações tempo real e não tempo real em MP-SoCs baseadas em redes-em-chip. 2018. 104f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Sistemas e Computação) - Centro de Ciências Exatas e da Terra, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, 2018.
Autor
Oliveira, Samuel da Silva
Resumen
With the evolution of multiprocessing architectures, Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) have become a viable solution for the communication subsystem. Since there are many possible
architectural implementations, some use regular topologies, which are more common and
easier to design. Others however, follow irregularities in the communication pattern, turning into irregular topologies. A good design space exploration can give us the configuration with better performance among all architectural possibilities. This work proposes a
network with optimized irregular topology, where the communication is based on routing
tables and a tool that seeks to perform this exploration through a Genetic Algorithm.
The network proposed in this work presents heterogeneous routers (which can help with
network optimization) and supports real-time and non real- time packets. The goal of this
work is to find a network (or a set of networks), through the design space exploration,
that has the best average latency and the highest percentage of packets that meet their
deadlines.