Collaborative Research: On-chip Multi-channel Millimeter-wave Wireless Links for Multi-core Platforms
合作研究:用于多核平台的片上多通道毫米波无线链路
基本信息
- 批准号:1231957
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 27万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-10-15 至 2016-09-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
INTELLECTUAL MERIT: With the well-known trend of continued CMOS scaling, as per Moore?s Law, traditional on-chip interconnect systems are projected to soon reach the point of having a very limited ability to meet the performance needs and specifications of emerging many-core processors. According to the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS), for the longer term, material innovation with traditional scaling will no longer satisfy performance requirements and new interconnect paradigms will be needed. The computing capabilities of many-core systems can be harnessed only if the underlying on-chip communication links can perform at an acceptable level of power performance efficiency. To address this problem, design of high-bandwidth, long-range and multi-channel millimeter (mm)-wave on-chip wireless links as communication backbones targeted for many-core chips is proposed. The research goals of this proposal will be achieved by: (1) Designing on-chip, highly efficient, single and multiband miniaturized antennas for high throughput on-chip data transfer; fabrication, testing and evaluation of prototype antennas including on-chip inkjet-printed antennas and (2) Designing mm-wave transceivers that enable multiple non-overlapping, low power, broadband wireless links and performance evaluation of small-world wireless Network-on-Chip (WiNoC) architectures. BROADER IMPACTS: This proposal addresses the design of on-chip mm-wave wireless communication links to support power efficient design of massive multi-core chips. Multi-core processing platforms have emerged to meet the performance needs of many important applications such as graphics, financial and scientific modeling, biomonitoring, networking, multimedia and wireless infrastructure. These diverse applications will benefit from the low latency, low power on-chip communication infrastructure proposed in this work. The proposed research will enhance the education of undergraduate and graduate students by allowing them to apply classroom knowledge to research problems. As part of its Tera-scale Computing Research Program, Intel is actively pursuing several projects on scalable multi-core architectures. Consequently, the proposed work aligns with an important thrust area within Intel. Students from various underrepresented groups, including women, African Americans and Hispanics will be engaged in this project. The project?s positive educational impacts will be complemented by the positive effect that the research outcomes are expected to have on society as a whole. Outcomes of the research will be broadly disseminated. In addition to publication in peer-reviewed journals, results will be presented at internationally recognized conferences.
知识优势:随着众所周知的CMOS持续缩放趋势,摩尔?因此,传统的片上互连系统预计很快就会达到满足新兴多核处理器的性能需求和规格的能力非常有限的地步。根据国际半导体技术路线图(ITRS),从长远来看,传统尺度的材料创新将不再满足性能要求,需要新的互连范式。只有当底层的片上通信链路能够以可接受的功率性能效率水平运行时,才能利用多核系统的计算能力。针对这一问题,提出了一种面向多核芯片的高带宽、远程、多通道毫米波片上无线链路作为通信骨干的设计方案。本文的研究目标是:(1)设计片上、高效率、单频段和多频段的小型化天线,实现片上数据的高吞吐量传输;原型天线的制造、测试和评估,包括片上喷墨打印天线;(2)设计毫米波收发器,实现多个无重叠、低功耗、宽带无线链路和小世界无线片上网络(WiNoC)架构的性能评估。更广泛的影响:本提案涉及片上毫米波无线通信链路的设计,以支持大规模多核芯片的节能设计。多核处理平台的出现是为了满足图形、金融和科学建模、生物监测、网络、多媒体和无线基础设施等许多重要应用的性能需求。这些不同的应用将受益于本工作中提出的低延迟、低功耗片上通信基础设施。建议的研究将加强对本科生和研究生的教育,使他们能够将课堂知识应用于研究问题。作为其万亿级计算研究计划的一部分,英特尔正在积极开展几个可扩展的多核架构项目。因此,拟议的工作与英特尔内部的一个重要推力领域保持一致。来自各种代表性不足群体的学生,包括妇女、非洲裔美国人和西班牙裔美国人,将参与这个项目。这个项目吗?除了对教育的积极影响外,研究成果对整个社会也会产生积极的影响。研究结果将广泛传播。除了在同行评议的期刊上发表外,研究结果还将在国际公认的会议上发表。
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A low-voltage low-phase-noise bottom-series LC QVCO using capacitor tapping technique
采用电容器抽头技术的低压低相位噪声底部串联 LC QVCO
- DOI:
10.1109/mwsym.2008.4633147 - 发表时间:
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- 影响因子:0
- 作者:
Yang Zhang;Peng Liu;Tang;Y. Chen;Deukhyoun Heo - 通讯作者:
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