Design challenges for 3 dimensional network-on-chip (NoC)

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Abstract

NoC (Network-on-Chip) is a technology is expected for resolve the problem of short imminence of buses. This technology approach is to design the information exchange between the subsystem of IP cores. The usage of common buses, which have the problem that they cannot scale in concern fixed and also the number of resources grows. NoC is proposed for resolving this short coming and especially implementing for switches/micro routers and resources in network strategy. The 3 Dimensional - NoC design paradigm is anticipated for ASIC design. The significant main impetus at the back move to 3D-NoC based arrangements is the deficiency of VLSI between chip correspondence plan strategy for the profound sub-micron chip producing innovation. Planning a proficient Network-on-Chip (NoC) engineering, while fulfilling the application execution imperatives is an intricate procedure. The outline issues traverse a few deliberation levels, going from abnormal state application displaying to physical design level execution. Probably the most critical stages in outlining the 3D-NoC include: Analyzing and portraying application activity. Combining the NoC topology for the application. Mapping and official of the centers with the NoC parts. Discovering ways for the activity streams and holding assets over the NoC. Picking 3D-NoC design parameters, for example, the information width of the connections, cradle sizes and recurrence of operation. Checking the outlined NoC for accuracy and execution.

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AshokKumar, N., Nagarajan, P., Selvaperumal, S. K., & Venkatramana, P. (2020). Design challenges for 3 dimensional network-on-chip (NoC). In Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies (Vol. 39, pp. 773–782). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-34515-0_82

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