Design networks-on-chip with latency/bandwidth guarantees

Lin, Shijun; Su, Li; Su, Hong Myung; Zhou, Guofei; Jin, Depeng; Zeng, Lieguang

doi:10.1049/iet-cdt:20080036

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“…traffic classification, flit-based switching and path pre-assignment and link-BW setting has been introduced [7]. The traffic are classified into guaranteed-latency (GL), guaranteed-bandwidth (GB) and best-effort (BE) traffic.…”

Section: Comparisons Of the Multiple Access Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The GB traffic requires constant end-to-end communication bandwidth, while the BE traffic does not have bandwidth requirement neither stringent data transfer latency. The link allocation (path assignments) for the GL and GB traffic is static or computed off-line at design time [7]. For a new application, the path assignment must be done again at design time.…”

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