2019
DOI: 10.1109/tcsii.2018.2863268
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Probabilistic Analysis of Power-Gating in Network-on-Chip Routers

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“…Fanni et al [11,29] studied an estimation model of power consumption to identify the regions of the design that can benefit from the application of power saving techniques. Nasirian et al [25] modeled the behaviour of router buffers using queuing theory to evaluate the effect of power gating on the overall power saving and power penalty on network-on-chip. To evaluate the proposed algorithm, they adopted a cycle accurate simulator.…”
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“…Fanni et al [11,29] studied an estimation model of power consumption to identify the regions of the design that can benefit from the application of power saving techniques. Nasirian et al [25] modeled the behaviour of router buffers using queuing theory to evaluate the effect of power gating on the overall power saving and power penalty on network-on-chip. To evaluate the proposed algorithm, they adopted a cycle accurate simulator.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More flexible solutions focus on modeling, with the advantage of enabling power saving techniques. For instance, Nasirian et al [25] presented an approach for power gating management in network-on-chip designs, adopting a cycle accurate simulator. In general, trade-off among complexity of the models and accuracy should be pursued.…”
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confidence: 99%