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Designing an Efficient MPLS-Based Switch for FAT Tree Network-on-Chip Systems

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This paper describes a proposal for FAT tree based Network-on-Chip system based on MPLS forwarding mechanism. The FAT tree includes processing nodes and communication switches. IP node (processing nodes) has a message generator unit which randomly generates messages to different destinations with different packet lengths and buffering. The switch is based on MPLS technique and consists of the following units: crossbar switch, input/output link controllers and routing and arbitration units. A simulator has been developed in C++ to analyze the proposed architecture. A comparison with wormhole switch is provided to show the efficiency of the MPLS designed switch.

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AISTECS '16: Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Advanced Interconnect Solutions and Technologies for Emerging Computing Systems
January 2016
53 pages
ISBN:9781450340847
DOI:10.1145/2857058
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  1. FAT tree
  2. MPLS
  3. Network-on-chip
  4. Routing
  5. Switching

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