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HIBI v.2 Communication Network for System-on-Chip

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The Heterogeneous IP Block Interconnection v.2 (HIBI) aims at maximum efficiency and energy saving per transmitted bit combined with guaranteed quality-of-service (QoS) in transfers.
Abstract
This paper presents a communication network targeted for complex system-on-chip (SoC) and network-on-chip (NoC) designs The Heterogeneous IP Block Interconnection v2 (HIBI) aims at maximum efficiency and energy saving per transmitted bit combined with guaranteed quality-of-service (QoS) in transfers Other features include support for arbitrary topologies with several clock domains, flexible scalablility in signalling and run-time reconfiguration of network parameters HIBI has been implemented in VHDL and SystemC and synthesized in 018 CMOS technology with area comparable to other NoC wrappers HIBI data transfers are shown to approach the maximum theoretical performance for protocol efficiency

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UML-based multiprocessor SoC design framework

TL;DR: The design flow is utilized in the integration of state-of-the-art technology approaches, including a wireless terminal architecture, a network-on-chip, and multiprocessing utilizing RTOS in a SoC.
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Networks on Chips

TL;DR: This paper is meant to be a short introduction to a network on chip(NOC) design methodology that extends the platform based design approaches to the systems with on-chip networks and heterogeneous computing resources.
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A parallel MPEG-4 encoder for FPGA based multiprocessor SoC

TL;DR: The main contributions are the scalable encoder framework as well as methods for coping with limited memory of FPGA and the interconnections between memories and processors are realized with the HIBI network.
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Software implementation of matrix inversion in a wireless communication system

TL;DR: In this article, a vector unit, first and second registers coupled to and accessible by the vector unit and an instruction set configured to perform matrix inversion of a matrix of channel values by coordinate rotation digital computer instructions is presented.
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Configurable Multiprocessor Platform with RTOS for Distributed Execution of UML 2.0 Designed Applications

TL;DR: This paper presents the design and full prototype implementation of a configurable multiprocessor platform that supports distributed execution of applications described in UML 2.0, and is the first real implementation combining a high-level design flow with a synthesizable platform.
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