Intra- and Inter-Chip Transmission of Millimeter-Wave Interconnects in NoC-Based Multi-Chip Systems

Narde, Rounak Singh; Venkataraman, Jayanti; Ganguly, Amlan; Puchades, Ivan

doi:10.1109/access.2019.2931658

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“…Packagewise, open chip or custom packages have been evaluated most frequently [54], [68], [76] for the same reason and despite of the pioneering remarks on flip-chip package compatibility made in early stages of this research area [51]. However, there has been a recent surge of works considering schemes compatible with flip-chip packages [63], [79], [83], which have been mostly based on full-wave simulation due to the cost of instrumenting flip-chip packages. Finally, bond-wire antennas/packages [59] have been less relevant given the widespread use of the flip-chip.…”

Section: Channel Modeling Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wave Propagation and Channel Modeling in Chip-Scale Wireless Communications: A Survey From Millimeter-Wave to Terahertz and Optics

2020

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The miniaturization of transceivers and antennas is enabling the development of Wireless Networks-on-Chip (WNoC), in which chip-scale communication is utilized to increase the computing performance of multi-core/multi-chip architectures. Although the potential benefits of the WNoC paradigm have been studied in depth, its practicality remains unclear due to the lack of a proper characterization of the wireless channel at the chip scale and across the spectrum, among others. In this paper, the state of the art in wave propagation and channel modeling for chip-scale communication is surveyed. First, the peculiarities of WNoC, including the design drivers, architecture, environment, and on-chip electromagnetics are reviewed. After a brief description of the different methods to characterize wave propagation at chipscales, a comprehensive discussion covering the different works at millimeter-wave (mmWave), Terahertz (THz) and optical frequencies is provided. Finally, the major challenges in the characterization of the WNoC channel and potential solutions to address them are discussed, providing a roadmap for the foundations of practical WNoCs.

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Section: Channel Modeling Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wave Propagation and Channel Modeling in Chip-Scale Wireless Communications: A Survey From Millimeter-Wave to Terahertz and Optics

2020

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“…Down to the chip level, most characterization efforts have thus far been limited to mmWave frequencies [229]. Analytical models [231], simulation-based studies [232], and actual measurement campaigns [223], [224] have been conducted under different assumptions. In most cases, path loss is modeled by an empirical log-scale approximation resulting in a derived the path loss exponent, rather than using a bottom up approach with Equation (1).…”

Section: On-chip Communication Channelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey on Terahertz Nanocommunication and Networking: A Top-Down Perspective

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Abadal

Tavernier

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IEEE J. Select. Areas Commun.

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Recent developments in nanotechnology herald nanometer-sized devices expected to bring light to a number of groundbreaking applications. Communication with and among nanodevices will be needed for unlocking the full potential of such applications. As the traditional communication approaches cannot be directly applied in nanocommunication, several alternative paradigms have emerged. Among them, electromagnetic nanocommunication in the terahertz (THz) frequency band is particularly promising, mainly due to the breakthrough of novel materials such as graphene. For this reason, numerous research efforts are nowadays targeting THz band nanocommunication and consequently nanonetworking. As it is expected that these trends will continue in the future, we see it beneficial to summarize the current status in these research domains. In this survey, we therefore aim to provide an overview of the current THz nanocommunication and nanonetworking research. Specifically, we discuss the applications envisioned to be supported by nanonetworks operating in the THz band, together with the requirements that such applications pose on the underlying nanonetworks. Subsequently, we provide an overview of the current contributions on the different layers of the protocol stack, as well as the available channel models and experimentation tools. As the final contribution, we identify a number of open research challenges and outline several potential future research directions.

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“…The return loss was calculated by using the S (1,1) port of reflection coefficient & it was found to be -14 dB. In reference [15] the communication capabilities of short range millimeter wave in networkon-chip based on multi-core processors is investigated along with transmission capabilities between on-chip antennas for both inter and intra chip communication in multi-chip computing systems. The abilities of the wireless hubs existing in WiNoC to institute a postsilicon validation model for communication networks is discussed in [16].…”

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Analysis of single and multiple on-chip antenna for intra-chip wireless communication with four antenna transceiver model

N¹,

Sudha²

2021

IJATEE

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A communication channel can be wire-line or wireless. A channel can be used for unicast, multicast or broadcast systems. Wireless communication refers to the electromagnetic transfer of data between two or more points. Communication over radio waves requires an antenna [1−3]. An interconnect connects two electronic devices or networks. Some of the nonwired technologies are RF wireless interconnects, optical interconnects, 3D chips, Alternating Current (AC) coupling, etc. Generally, interconnects are low frequency metal wired connections. An unlicensed spectrum in the range of 60 GHz frequency has gained much more attention in the last few years due to increased demand for very high-speed multimedia wireless short-range communications [5−8].

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Intra- and Inter-Chip Transmission of Millimeter-Wave Interconnects in NoC-Based Multi-Chip Systems

Cited by 21 publications

References 44 publications

Wave Propagation and Channel Modeling in Chip-Scale Wireless Communications: A Survey From Millimeter-Wave to Terahertz and Optics

Wave Propagation and Channel Modeling in Chip-Scale Wireless Communications: A Survey From Millimeter-Wave to Terahertz and Optics

Survey on Terahertz Nanocommunication and Networking: A Top-Down Perspective

Analysis of single and multiple on-chip antenna for intra-chip wireless communication with four antenna transceiver model

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