Reconfigurable mesh-based inter-chip optical interconnection network for distributed-memory multiprocessor system

Yu, Zhihua; Luo, Fengguang; Li, Bin; Zhou, Weilin; Zong, Liangjia; Qing, Tao

doi:10.1016/j.ijleo.2009.05.027

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“…The architecture of interchip optical interconnects on PCB [2] includes a VCSEL array, a photodiode array and a polymeric channel waveguide array functioning as the physical layer of optical interconnects, as shown in Fig. 1.…”

Section: Architecture Of Waveguide-based Chip-to-chip Optical Intercomentioning

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Highly reliable optical interconnection network on printed circuit board for distributed computer systems

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Optics & Laser Technology

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Section: Architecture Of Waveguide-based Chip-to-chip Optical Intercomentioning

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“…According to IBM's Terabus project [1], a complete technology set was developed for a terabit per second optical bus for chip-to-chip interconnects on a printed circuit board. The data rate per line would be up to 20 Gbps with 48 parallel channels, leading to an aggregate bit rate approaching 1 Tb/s [2].…”

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Highly reliable optical interconnection network on printed circuit board for distributed computer systems

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Xu³

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Optics & Laser Technology

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“…Since the WECPAR model is theoretical, we do not go into the details of implementation. For some recent relevant possibilities, see, for example, [23], and for some optical alternatives, see [24], [25].…”

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The Well-Connected Processor Array

Gordon

2014

IEEE Trans. Comput.

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A new theoretical model for reconfigurable processor arrays is introduced. Most of the models considered in the literature are similar to the reconfigurable mesh (RMESH), in which each processing element (PE) is connected to its four neighbors by reconfigurable buses. In the new model, called the "well-connected processor array" (WECPAR), every PE is connected to each neighbor by point-topoint lines, and it also controls the switching between those lines. is called the connectivity of the WECPAR. Any line entering the PE can either be connected to the PE itself, or it can be connected by the PE to another line, thus enabling complex switching configurations. This model is suitable for arrays in which the computation and memory areas of a PE are very much larger than a switch area. The concept of a burden placed on a PE by the lines connected to or passing through it is introduced. This is used to derive a lower bound of on the connectivity required by a WECPAR to embed any graph of degree with expansion ; for , this result is sharp. Various other issues are examined: graph embeddings, algorithms, broadcasting, routing, and self-simulation. A novel transportation-type routing method utilizes the connectivity for efficient routing. A sample algorithmic result is that an -point FFT can be done in logarithmic time on a WECPAR of PEs with a connectivity of .

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Development of Automation System for HDL Modeling of the Communication Subsystem for Networks-on-Chip

Lezhnev

2021

2021 International Russian Automation Conference (RusAutoCon)

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Reconfigurable mesh-based inter-chip optical interconnection network for distributed-memory multiprocessor system

Cited by 4 publications

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Highly reliable optical interconnection network on printed circuit board for distributed computer systems

Highly reliable optical interconnection network on printed circuit board for distributed computer systems

The Well-Connected Processor Array

Development of Automation System for HDL Modeling of the Communication Subsystem for Networks-on-Chip

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