Microsystems Microprocessor Networks

Spetz, W.L.

doi:10.1109/c-m.1977.217786

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“…5. One important characteristic of computer networks is the bandwidth for the transmission of data between computers [4]. Another aspect which characterises communications between processors is the time of access of a certain processor to certain information elaborated by another processor.…”

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“…A first criterion is given by the throughput of the systemdefined as the reciprocal of the time employed to perform a certain group of algorithms [4]. In this sense it is important to consider that when a program originally designed for single-processor systems is subdivided into tasks for a multiprocessor system, it is necessary to provide a certain 'overhead' of time and of memory for necessary communications between processors.…”

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Multiprocessor structures for microprocessors

Bolognin

Giulu

Pelagotti

et al. 1982

Softw. Microsyst. UK

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The paper presents a review of the problems encountered in designing multiprocessor systems. Different structures for use in microprocessor applications are considered and analysed. In comparing various microprocessor structures, several features are considered, e.g. hardware architecture, software implications, reliability, and performance/cost ratio. In this connection, the convenience of employing microprocessors in multiprocessor structures is also pointed out. The analysis presented here provides a tutorial introduction to multimicroprocessor design.

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confidence: 99%