CAREER: Process, Voltage, and Temperature (PVT)-Tolerant CMOS Photonic Interconnect Transceiver Architectures
CAREER: Process, Voltage, and Temperature (PVT)-Tolerant CMOS Photonic Interconnect Transceiver Architectures
批准号:
1254830
负责人:
Samuel Palermo
金额:
$40.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2013
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2013-05-01 至 2019-04-30
中文摘要
智力优势:本文提出的光子互连架构和设计技术旨在显著提高互连鲁棒性、能量效率和带宽密度,这对于未来计算机系统的持续扩展是必要的。虽然在光子互连方面已经取得了进展,但最有效地利用这些光学器件用于片外和片上网络应用的最佳互连架构仍然是一个悬而未决的问题。这个工作吗?的研究目标是开发强大的节能收发器,用于基于集成环形谐振器调制器和波导光电探测器的统一芯片间和芯片内光子互连架构。为了实现这一目标,将开发用于光子片上网络和芯片间链路的超快速系统级优化框架,该框架将研究带宽密度,能效和互连吞吐量的权衡,以比较光子互连技术并在拟议架构的设计中加以利用。将开发新型电路拓扑结构,以解决由于纳米晶体管缩放特性而带来的挑战,例如与光源器件的电压摆幅要求相冲突的晶体管可靠性约束,以及对接收器灵敏度有很大影响的晶体管增益收缩和失配增长。系统级优化与电路级准确性和新型超高效电路拓扑结构的结合使架构能够利用光子互连?更广泛的影响:这种光子互连架构所提供的互连带宽容量的爆炸式增长将允许实现许多变革性应用,例如能够实现Tflop/s性能的未来智能移动的设备、多通道高分辨率磁共振成像和兆兆级超级计算机。采用所提出的优化框架开发的互连架构不仅将对美国半导体行业产生广泛影响,而且还将对整个国家的可持续性和安全性产生广泛影响,因为它将大大降低这些集成系统的能源需求。该项目将包括一个跨学科的教育计划,涉及1博士。和5名本科生,致力于几个参与外联活动,以促进妇女和少数群体的代表性。这些活动包括参加K-12学校教师为期四周的暑期讲习班,以及每年为高中生举办的为期一周的夏令营。项目成果将通过在教学大纲和网站上列入一门新的研究生课程而广泛传播,该课程的题目是?光互连电路与系统并通过在国家和国际期刊和会议上发表文章。
英文摘要
Intellectual Merit: The photonic interconnect architectures and design techniques proposed here aim to significantly improve interconnect robustness, energy efficiency, and bandwidth density, which is necessary for continued scaling of future computer systems. While progress has been made in photonic interconnects, the optimal interconnect architecture which most efficiently leverages these optical devices for off-chip and network-on-chip applications is still an open question. This work?s research goal is to develop robust energy-efficient transceivers for a unified inter- and intra-chip photonic interconnect architecture based on integrated ring resonator modulators and waveguide photodetectors. To accomplish this goal, an ultra-fast system-level optimization framework for photonic on-chip networks and inter-chip links that investigates trade-offs in bandwidth density, energy efficiency, and interconnect throughput will be developed to compare photonic interconnect technologies and leveraged in the design of the proposed architecture. Novel circuit topologies will be developed that address challenges imposed due to nanometer transistor scaling properties, such as transistor reliability constraints conflicting with voltage-swing requirements of optical source devices and shrinking transistor gain and growing mismatch having a large impact on receiver sensitivity. The combination of system level optimization with circuit-level accuracy and new ultra-efficient circuit topologies enables architectures capable of leveraging photonic interconnects? properties of extreme low latency and high bandwidth to realize completely new computing models with orders of magnitude performance improvement.Broader Impact: The explosion in interconnect bandwidth capacity provided by this photonic interconnect architecture will allow the realization of numerous transformative applications, such as future smart mobile devices capable of Tflop/s performance, multi-channel high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging, and exascale supercomputers. Interconnect architectures developed with the proposed optimization framework will have a broad impact on not only the US semiconductor industry, but also on the sustainability and security of the nation as a whole, as it will dramatically reduce the energy these integrated systems demand. This project will include an interdisciplinary educational program involving 1 Ph.D. and 5 undergraduate students, with a commitment in several engaging outreach activities to foster the representation of women and minority groups. These activities include participating in a four-week summer workshop for K-12 school teachers and also annual one-week summer camps for high school students. Project results will be broadly disseminated by inclusion in the syllabi and website of a new graduate course entitled ?Optical Interconnect Circuits and Systems? and through publication in national and international journals and conferences.
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