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28 May 2009NoC generation of an optimal memory distribution for multimedia systems
In this paper a topological analysis of different IP distributions focusing on optimal memory placements in regular 2DMeshes
has been performed. As case study, a real MPEG-4 decoder implementation with three memories was chosen. In
order to study the influence of memories in the topology of the network, Arteris NoCexplorer tool was used. The results
inferred from the experiments show how the performance of a multimedia system can be improved if memories are
properly located within a NoC. Furthermore, the present work serves to validate the use of Arteris NoCexplorer for
simulating and modelling complex NoC based designs. In addition, a methodology for determining the best IP
distribution in terms of latency and throughput is presented and its feasibility is demonstrated.
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Raúl Regidor, Félix Tobajas, Valentin de Armas, Eduardo de la Torre, Teresa Riesgo, Roberto Sarmiento, "NoC generation of an optimal memory distribution for multimedia systems," Proc. SPIE 7363, VLSI Circuits and Systems IV, 73630P (28 May 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.821523