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Dynamic Capacity-Speed Tradeoffs in SMT Processor Caches

Caches are designed to provide the best tradeoff between access speed and capacity for a set of target applications. Unfortunately, different applications, and even different phases within the same application, may require a different capacity-speed tradeo ...

2007

To Share or Not To Share?

Anastasia Ailamaki, Babak Falsafi, Frederick Ryan Johnson, Ippokratis Pandis

Intuitively, aggressive work sharing among concurrent queries in a database system should always improve performance by eliminating redundant computation or data accesses. We show that, contrary to common intuition, this is not always the case in practice, ...

2007

A buffer-sizing Algorithm for Networks on Chip using TDMA and credit-based end-to-end Flow Control

Giovanni De Micheli, Srinivasan Murali

When designing a System-on-Chip (SoC) using a Network-on- Chip (NoC), silicon area and power consumption are two key elements to optimize. A dominant part of the NoC area and power consumption is due to the buffers in the Network Interfaces (NIs) needed to ...

2006

Log-based architectures for general-purpose monitoring of deployed code

Anastasia Ailamaki, Babak Falsafi

Runtime monitoring tools are invaluable for detecting various types of bugs, in both sequential and multi-threaded programs. However, these tools often slow down the monitored program by an order of magnitude or more [4], implying that the tools are ill-su ...

2006

Applications of Specification and Design Languages for SoCs Selected papers from FDL'05

Alain Vachoux

Applications of Specification and Design Languages for SoCs includes a selection of the best contributions to the Forum on Specification and Design Languages held in 2005 (FDL'05). Since its inception in 1998, FDL has established itself as the premier Euro ...

Springer2006

Reliability Support for On-chip Memories Using Networks-on-Chips

Giovanni De Micheli, David Atienza Alonso, Luca Benini, Srinivasan Murali, Federico Angiolini

As the geometries of the transistors reach the physical limits of operation, one of the main design challenges of Systems-on-Chips (SoCs) will be to provide dynamic (run-time) support against permanent and intermittent faults that can occur in the system. ...

2006

Microactuators based on ion implanted dielectric electroactive polymer (EAP) membranes

Nico de Rooij, Herbert Shea, Samuel Rosset

We report on the first successfully microfabricated and tested ion-implanted dielectric electroactive polymer (EAP or DEAP) actuators. Dieletric EAP (DEAP) actuators combine exceptionally high energy-density with large amplitude displacements [1,2]. Scalin ...

2006

Diseño de redes en chip de propósito específico con información de rutado físico

Giovanni De Micheli, David Atienza Alonso, Luca Benini, Srinivasan Murali, Federico Angiolini, Roman Hermida Correa

The equivalent English title: "Design of Custom Networks-on-Chip with Physical Layout Information" Abstract translated into English: Due to the growing demand of communication between processors and memory devices in Systems-on-Chip (SoCs), recently the ne ...

2006

A Predictable Communication Scheme for Embedded Multiprocessor Systems

Paolo Ienne, Mehmet Harmanci, Yusuf Leblebici

Networks-on-Chip are emerging as a widely accepted alternative for the traditional bus architectures. However, their applicability by the system designers is far away from being intuitive due to their lack of predictability. This communication predictabili ...

2006

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