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Note that our rings are unidirectional and hence we have half the number of links between two PEs compared to a bidirectional mesh as reported in . a mesh interconnection structures. In this paper, we present a ring based NoC architecture which is based on a source synchronous data transfer model over a ring.
Each PE communicates with one ring in the ring-based NoC. This communication is achieved using an Add-Drop Station (ADS). An ADS consists of two FIFOs, and the related logic to insert and remove items from the FIFO. Figure 6 shows a section of the data ring in detail. This figure shows three ADS’s and PE’s (indexed i−1, i and i+1).
of operation is assumed.Station Latency. In a ring network, bits are transmitt d serially out of each station interface. Normally, the input to each repeater is the output of the previous repeater delayed by the
Each ADS station can perform one of three operations – it can add data into the ring, or drop (extract) data from the ring, or simply repeat the data and pass it along. Because of the extreme high rate of operation of the ring-based NoC, the valid and address signals are driven one cycle earlier than the corresponding data signals.
tted ring with unity overhead factor, and(c) register insertion ring with an average number of insertion buf ers raversed by a packet equal to fifty?9-5.token ring network 10 km lon is to be designed to connect M stations. The conn
4.5. Ring/mesh bridge component The bridge component is a unit that enables data transfer to/from the mesh and hierarchical ring interconnect. The major hurdle faced when implementing the bridge component is the fact that it interfaces two fundamentally different network architectures.
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