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This paper presents a new topology for network-on-chip (NoC) called “Sorena”. The proposed topology is made by merging of 4-node basic models and then connecting edge nodes. Using a change in coordinate system of nodes, a simple, fast and deadlock-free routing algorithm has been suggested. Compared to 2D Mesh which is the most common topology in on chip networks with its high expandability and simple...
This paper presents a NoC topology exploration based on a real-world mobile multimedia application example. An abstract simulation model is used for the exploration. The input parameters of the model and the evaluation of the network topologies are based on synthesized router architectures that enable us to investigate the trade-off between area and maximum clock frequency. We consider deadlock-related...
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