BRIGE: Energy-Efficient and High-Bandwidth Reconfigurable Mobile Memory Interface for Heterogeneous Mobile Computing
BRIGE:用于异构移动计算的高能效、高带宽可重构移动内存接口
基本信息
- 批准号:1646733
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 3.07万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2016-06-01 至 2018-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
PI: Gyungsu ByunInsitution: West Virginia UniversityIntellectual Merit: Current mobile interface signaling technologies such as baseband-only and multi-level signaling have critical technological limitations, particularly non-reconfigurable data access, limited bandwidth and super-linear energy consumption. The objective of this BRIGE project is to analyze, design, fabricate and verify an energy-efficient and high bandwidth reconfigurable mobile memory interface for heterogeneous mobile computing by using novel simultaneous bidirectional and reconfigurable multiple data access-capable interconnect between multi-core processors and memory subsystem. This proposed interconnect can significantly reduce the multiple concurrent task loads of heterogeneous multi-core systems that consist of different processing units such as image (or bio) sensor interface units and general-purpose multi-core, graphics (or image) and digital signal processors. At the completion of this project, it is our expectation that we will have developed an innovative mobile interface that will allow future mobile interfaces to provide significant advances of energy efficiency and bandwidth in mobile devices such as smart phones (or tablets) and ultraportable computing systems. Furthermore, the proposed prototype chip fabrication and testing of critical MBI circuits and systems will play key roles in providing novel computer architecture-level innovations, resulting in new insights and potential solutions for future mobile interfaces between mobile chips which need both much better energy efficiency and much higher bandwidth.Broader Impacts: The proposed mobile reconfigurable interface between heterogeneous multi-core processor and memory system can be expected to improve simultaneously both energy efficiency and bandwidth of mobile devices by using continuous improvement of silicon technologies and to provide new opportunities to industrial and consumer electronics for nonvolatile (or volatile) memory and system on chip applications. The project will also help develop a globally competitive engineering workforce by training students capable of integrating knowledge and insights from the proposed microelectronic and integrated circuit designs, improve collaborative research between academia and industry, help broaden participation of women and minorities in engineering fields, and improve undergraduate engineering education through extensive outreach activities. Specifically, women and underrepresented undergraduate students who will be recruited by the Lane Experienced in Applied Design (LEAD) program, which has been successful in recruiting women and under-represented groups into the graduation program in the PI?s department for many years, will become actively involved in the proposed research project as part of their capstone design experience.
主要研究者:Gyungsu ByunInsitution:West Virginia UniversityIntellectual Merit:当前的移动的接口信令技术,如仅基带和多级信令,具有关键的技术限制,特别是不可重新配置的数据访问,有限的带宽和超线性能耗。该BRIGE项目的目标是通过在多核处理器和存储器子系统之间使用新型的同时双向和可重配置的多数据访问互连,分析、设计、制造和验证用于异构移动的计算的节能和高带宽可重配置的移动的存储器接口。该互连可以显著减少异构多核系统的多个并发任务负载,异构多核系统由不同的处理单元组成,例如图像(或生物)传感器接口单元和通用多核、图形(或图像)和数字信号处理器。在该项目完成时,我们期望我们将开发出一种创新的移动的接口,该接口将允许未来的移动的接口在移动的设备(例如智能电话(或平板电脑)和超便携式计算系统)中提供显著的能效和带宽进步。此外,拟议的原型芯片制造和关键MBI电路和系统的测试将在提供新颖的计算机架构级创新方面发挥关键作用,从而为未来移动的芯片之间的移动的接口带来新的见解和潜在的解决方案,这些芯片需要更好的能源效率和更高的带宽。提出了异构多媒体系统之间的移动的可重构接口,核心处理器和存储器系统可以期望通过使用持续改进的硅技术,并为非易失性(或易失性)存储器和片上系统应用的工业和消费电子产品提供新的机会。该项目还将通过培训能够从拟议的微电子和集成电路设计中整合知识和见解的学生,帮助培养具有全球竞争力的工程人才队伍,改善学术界和工业界之间的合作研究,帮助扩大妇女和少数民族在工程领域的参与,并通过广泛的外联活动改善本科工程教育。具体来说,妇女和代表性不足的本科生谁将被招募的车道经验丰富的应用设计(LEAD)计划,这已成功地招募妇女和代表性不足的群体进入毕业计划在PI?的部门多年来,将成为积极参与拟议的研究项目的一部分,他们的顶点设计经验。
项目成果
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