Dual Stage Encoding Technique to Minimize Cross Coupling across NoC Links

S. Dev, S. Krishna, S. Archana, Rose George Kunthara, K. Neethu, Rekha K. James
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Network-on-Chip (NoC) has been a viable solution for resolving the complexities associated with inter-processor communications in a Chip Multi Processor (CMP). NoC accounts for a significant portion of the total power consumed by a CMP. In a standard NoC system, only a fraction of power dissipation occurs due to static/leakage, while the rest is due to dynamic power. Dynamic dissipation includes self-switching and coupling switching dissipations, with the latter accounting for a significant part of total power dissipated. Several coding methods exist to minimize this dynamic power dissipation in NoC links. In this paper, we propose Algorithm 1 to reduce self-switching transitions and Algorithm 2 & 3 to lower coupling switching transitions in between the serial links, with Encoder/decoder modules placed at Network-Interface(NI) level. Simulations done on Xilinx Vivado design suite showed a maximum reduction of 64% in coupling switching activity compared to existing schemes.
最小化NoC链路交叉耦合的双级编码技术
片上网络(NoC)已经成为解决芯片多处理器(CMP)中处理器间通信复杂性的可行解决方案。NoC占CMP消耗的总功率的很大一部分。在标准的NoC系统中,只有一小部分功率损耗是由静态/泄漏引起的,而其余的则是由动态功率引起的。动态耗散包括自开关耗散和耦合开关耗散,其中耦合开关耗散占总耗散的很大一部分。存在几种编码方法来最小化NoC链路中的动态功耗。在本文中,我们提出算法1来减少自交换转换,算法2和算法3来降低串行链路之间的耦合交换转换,编码器/解码器模块放置在网络接口(NI)级别。在Xilinx Vivado设计套件上进行的模拟表明,与现有方案相比,耦合切换活动最大减少了64%。
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