RSFR: A RECURSIVE SELF-TESTABLE AND FAULT-TOLERANT ROUTING PROTOCOL FOR NOC ROUTERS

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ALAMIAN SANAZ; FALLAH ZADEH RAMIN; Hessabi Shaahin

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Journal: The CSI Journal on Computer Science and Engineering Year:2014 | Volume:12 | Issue:2-4 (B) Page(s): 1-10

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RSFR: A RECURSIVE SELF-TESTABLE AND FAULT-TOLERANT ROUTING PROTOCOL FOR NOC ROUTERS

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ALAMIAN SANAZ | FALLAH ZADEH RAMIN | Hessabi Shaahin | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

NOC ROUTERS

FAULT-TOLERANT NOC

FUNCTIONAL TEST

ROUTING ALGORITHM

LATENCY

DROP-RATE

Abstract

This paper proposes a novel ROUTING ALGORITHM and test strategy which provides deadlock-freedom, low packet dropping and low LATENCY in networks-on-chip (NoCs).We first propose an algorithm, in which functionality of a router is revised in order to enable it to test its own, as well as the preceding router’s, functionality. The recognized faults are reported to successive routers along the packet’s path to the destination without the need for generating any extra non-data packet. Furthermore, we enrich the initial scheme by adding several features such as ability to backtrack the misled packets, prediction of the safest path to destination, and clearance of transient faults. We show that the enriched approach, namely RSFR, demonstrates a significant performance improvement in terms of LATENCY, DROP-RATE and fault coverage while retaining deadlock-freedom. The experimental results illustrate that fault coverage for routers can reach up to almost 100% with yet low power consumption.

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ALAMIAN, SANAZ, FALLAH ZADEH, RAMIN, & Hessabi, Shaahin. (2014). RSFR: A RECURSIVE SELF-TESTABLE AND FAULT-TOLERANT ROUTING PROTOCOL FOR NOC ROUTERS. THE CSI JOURNAL ON COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, 12(2-4 (B)), 1-10. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/695760/en

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ALAMIAN SANAZ, FALLAH ZADEH RAMIN, Hessabi Shaahin. RSFR: A RECURSIVE SELF-TESTABLE AND FAULT-TOLERANT ROUTING PROTOCOL FOR NOC ROUTERS. THE CSI JOURNAL ON COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING[Internet]. 2014;12(2-4 (B)):1-10. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/695760/en

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SANAZ ALAMIAN, RAMIN FALLAH ZADEH, and Shaahin Hessabi, “RSFR: A RECURSIVE SELF-TESTABLE AND FAULT-TOLERANT ROUTING PROTOCOL FOR NOC ROUTERS,” THE CSI JOURNAL ON COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, vol. 12, no. 2-4 (B), pp. 1–10, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/695760/en

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