ROCK: Robust On-Chip communication through hierarchical online diagnosis and reconfiguration
Project description
The project ROCK targets the analysis and the prototypical development of robust architectures and associated design practices for Networks-on-Chips. Thereby, it meets the challenges of increased susceptibility of on-chip communication infrastructures against the massive influences caused by escalating integration density. ROCK pursues the strategy of conducting fault detection, online diagnosis und specific reconfiguration to tackle faults in a hierarchical manner throughout all network layers, aiming at selecting an optimal combination of activities over all layers. The quality of potential solutions is measured by their energy-minimal compliance to assurances made with respect to the performability of the network. For this purpose, performability will be defined for the research area of NoCs, incorporating communication performance and fault statistics. Any algorithms and architectures for controlling and performing diagnosis and reconfiguration shall themselves be designed as fault tolerant. Furthermore, their operation shall be transparent to the application processes and minimize interference with regular NoC communication. A wide range of architectures will be investigated based on the enabling technology of NoC fault models and high-level NoC fault simulation.
Publications
- Schley, G.; Radetzki, M.:
Schichtenübergreifende Fehlertoleranz in On-Chip Verbindungsnetzwerken
In Proceedings Zuverlässigkeit und Entwurf (ZuE'13) - Eggenberger, M.; Radetzki, M.:
Fine Grained Adaptive Simulation with Application to NoCs.
In Proceedings Forum on Design Languages (FDL'13) - Xu T.; Schley G.; Liljeberg P.; Radetzki M.; Plosila J.; Tenhunen H.:
Optimal placement of vertical connections in 3D Network-on-Chip
Journal of Systems Architecture, Volume 59, Issue 7, 2013 - Eggenberger, M.; Radetzki, M.:
Scalable Parallel Simulation of Networks on Chip
In Proceedings 7th International Symposium on Networks-on-Chip (NOCS'13) - Schley, G.; Batzolis, N.; Radetzki, M.:
Fault Localizing End-to-End Flow Control Protocol for Networks-on-Chip
In Proceedings EUROMICRO Conference on Parallel, Distributed and Network-Based Processing (PDP'13)
Journal and conference contributions
Workshop contributions
Project partner
Contact
- Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Radetzki
+49-711-685-88-270
martin.radetzki@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de - Marcus Eggenberger
+49-711-685-88-286
marcus.eggenberger@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de - Gert Schley
+49-711-685-88-215
gert.schley@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de