1 / 14

Technion – Israel Institute of Technology Faculty of Electrical Engineering NOC Seminar

Technion – Israel Institute of Technology Faculty of Electrical Engineering NOC Seminar Error Handling in Wormhole Networks. Author: Amit Berman Mentor: Prof. Idit Keidar April, 2008. Radiation. EMI. Process Variations. Crosstalk. Glitch from Aggressive Voltage Scaling. 0.7Vcc.

allac
Télécharger la présentation

Technion – Israel Institute of Technology Faculty of Electrical Engineering NOC Seminar

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Technion – Israel Institute of Technology Faculty of Electrical Engineering NOC Seminar Error Handling in Wormhole Networks Author: Amit Berman Mentor: Prof. Idit Keidar April, 2008

  2. Radiation EMI Process Variations Crosstalk Glitch from Aggressive Voltage Scaling 0.7Vcc ‘11000’ ‘10000’ ‘11100’ ‘11000’ ‘11110’ ‘11100’ ‘10000’ ‘00000’ ‘11111’ Radiation Alpha particles or cosmic radiation in high integration ‘11110’ ‘11110’ Signal Glitch Aggressive voltage scaling Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) High frequency, long interconnects Process Variations Parameters Uncertainty Crosstalk noise Coupling capacitance between wires Introduction – “A flit with a bad day” [8] Module Module Module Module Module Module Module Module Module Module Module Module Module Module Module Module

  3. NoC Interconnects Error Protection Techniques • “Conventional” Circuit Design Techniques • Spacing • Shielding • Repeaters • Future Research : Handling errors moves form physical layer to data-link layer • Error detection/correction Codes Decoder Encoder Router Router Decoder Encoder

  4. Analysis of Error Recovery Schemes for NoC Murali et al. ‘05 • Error Protection Flow Control • Switch-to-Switch (a) • End-to-End (b) • Error Protection Codes: • Error Detection Codes • Error Correction Codes • Hybrid schemes Each coding scheme fits different reliability demands

  5. Fault Model Notation and Error Control Scheme for Switch to Switch Buses on NoC Zimmer et al. ‘03 • Fault Model Notation • Interleaving vs. Error Protection Investigation

  6. Fault Model Notation and Error Control Scheme for Switch to Switch Buses on NoC Zimmer et al. ‘03 MB-maximum bandwidth GI-Guaranteed Integrity ML-Maximum latency HR-High Reliability Clear borders for coding according to reliability spec

  7. Micro Modem Mogenshtein et al. ‘04 • Network interface element • Implements several concepts of wireless RF digital communication Implementation complexity needs to be considered

  8. Exploring Fault-Tolerant NoC Architectures Park et al. ‘06 • flit-based HBH retransmission scheme • In addition error protection will handle deadlock state Implementation for high reliability requirements

  9. Low Power and Error Coding for NoC Traffic Vitkovski et al. ‘04 • Compares efficiency of low power coding for error reduction vs. error control coding Error Control Coding Achieves better results then Low Power Coding

  10. New Proposal: Embedded Error Protection Method utilizing Packets Data-Dependent Routing Mechanism '0101' '0111' • Common error protection techniques use known codes • Efficient coding approach would be application-specific code • Embedded error protection coding is proposed, where the routing is determine upon data manipulation

  11. New Proposal: Embedded Error Protection Method utilizing Packets Data-Dependent Routing Mechanism Parity is 0 = X-Y routing • X-Y/Y-X Example • Parity based Packet Header Error Protection Parity is 1 – suppose to be Y-X, error detected '0111' '0101' Y-X Path (Routers Include Parity Check)

  12. New Proposal: Embedded Error Protection Method utilizing Packets Data-Dependent Routing Mechanism • Future Research: • Application to various routing techniques e.g. source routing • Cost function considerations • Power and Error Protection Efficiency comparing other Coding techniques Minimum Overhead, Balanced, Scalable Method

  13. References [1] H. Zimmer, A. Jantsch, "Fault Model Notation and Error Control Scheme for Switch to Switch buses on NoC".CODES ISSS 2003, pp. 188-193. [2] S. Murali, T. Theocharides, N. Vijaykrishnan, M.J Irwin, L. Benini, G. Micheli, "Analysis of Error Recovery Schemes for Networks on Chips", IEEE Design&Test of Computers 2005, pp. 434-442. [3] A. Mogenshtein, E. Bolotim, I. Cidon, A. Kolodny, R. Ginosar, "Micro Modem – Reliability Solution For NoC Communications", ICECS 2004, pp. 483-486. [4] D. Park, C. Nicopoulos, J. Kim, N. Vijaykrishnan, C.R. Das, "Exploring Fault-Tolerant NoC Architectures", IEEE DSN 2006, pp. 93-104. [5] A. Vitkovski, R. Haukilahti, A. Jantsch, E. Nilsson, "Low Power and Error Coding for Network-on-Chip Traffic", Norchip Conference Proc., 2004. pp. 20-23. [6] G. Micheli, L. Benini, "Networks on Chips – Technology and Tools", Morgan Kaufmann Publishers 2006, pp. 75-139. [7] P. Vellanki, N. Banerjee, K.S. Chatha, "Quality-of-Service and Error Control Techniques for Mesh-Based Network-on-Chip Architectures", Integration 2005, pp. 353-382. [8] J. Nurmi, H. Tenhunen, J. Isoaho, A. Jantsch, "Interconnect-Centric Design for Advanced SOC and NOC", Kluwer Academic Publishers 2004, pp. 155-170. [9] R. Gindin, I. Cidon, I. Keidar, "NoC-Based FPGA: Architecture and Routing", NOCS 2007, pp.253-264. [10] M. Mutyam, "Selective shielding: A Crosstalk-Free Bus Encoding Technique", IEEE ICCAD 2007, pp.618-621. [11] International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors, 2001.

  14. The End Questions? Thanks for your attention

More Related