Networks on chips (NoCs) are a concept inspired by computer networks for constructing
multiprocessor systems that can handle communication across processing cores. One of the …

Networks on chip (NoCs) are an idea for implementing multiprocessor systems that have
been able to handle the communication between processing cores, inspired by computer …

The performance of Network-on-Chip (NoC) largely depends on the underlying routing
techniques, which have two constituencies: output selection and input selection. Previous …

Network congestion can limit performance of NoC due to increased transmission latency
and power consumption. Congestion-aware adaptive routing can greatly improve the …

In this trending technology of network-on-chip, the large number of cores embedded on-chip
had a rapid growth resulting in performance degradation. Many methodologies came into …

Traditional Network-on-Chips (NoCs) employ simple arbitration strategies, such as round-
robin or oldest-first, to decide which packets should be prioritized in the network. This is …

Networks-on-chip (NoCs) have recently emerged as a scalable alternative to classical bus
and point-to-point architectures. To date, performance evaluation of NoC designs is largely …

Abstract Network on Chip (NoC) is growing technology whereby multiprocessor state
interconnect patterns are formed. NoC technology is adapted to support a variety of …

Efficient and deadlock-free routing is critical to the performance of networks-on-chip. The
effectiveness of any adaptive routing algorithm strongly depends on the underlying selection …