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Wormhole Routing with Virtual Channels using Adaptive Rate Control for Network-on-Chip (NoC)
This paper presents a new approach in realizing virtual channels tailored for network on chip implementations. The technique makes use of a flow control mechanism based on adaptive input rate control where the required buffer size is independent of the number of channels and the packet size. The resulting implementation requires only 3% of the memory space used in a conventional implementation of virtual channels. The efficient use of memory storage does also deliver performance improvements that can be up to 15% for a normal network configuration