Submitter: | Albert-Jan Boonstra |
Description: | During my PhD study I was involved in the European project "Smart Chips for Smart Surroundings (4S)". In this project we developed a energy efficient heterogeneous multi- processor IC, which is depicted above. One of the challenges during the design of this and future many-core processor architectures is the fast cycle-accurate simulations of these architectures before they are produced. In my talk I will present a novel technique in which we simulate the multi-core architecture in a programmable chip. Using the repetitive nature of multi-core architecture, i.e. identical components, we are able to make a good trade-off between hardware resources and the required simulation time. In comparison with a software based approach we are two to three other of magnitudes faster. Picture: The Annabelle Chip, developed within the 4S-project |
Copyright: | Pascal Wolkotte |
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