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On-chip network band width resource scheduling method for ensuring service quality

An on-chip network and bandwidth resource technology, applied in data exchange networks, digital transmission systems, electrical components, etc., can solve transmission conflicts, affect BE service quality, and low utilization of network resources, so as to improve transmission quality and overcome resources. Effect of Utilization and Transmission Latency Improvement

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-08-27
HARBIN INST OF TECH
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[0003] The present invention provides a quality-of-guaranteed service for solving the problems of transmission conflicts between different GS connections sharing the same physical link, low network resource utilization, and affecting BE service quality existing in the existing on-chip network that provides quality-of-guaranteed services. On-chip network bandwidth resource scheduling method

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[0011] Specific implementation mode one: see figure 1 and figure 2 , this embodiment consists of the following steps:

[0012] Step 1. Establish and set the priority of the GS virtual connection: When the router receives an application for establishing a GS virtual connection from the output port of the previous router or the local port of the current router, it first judges whether the remaining bandwidth of the output port satisfies the requirement by using the remaining bandwidth calculator 3. If the requested bandwidth is satisfied, in the GS configuration unit 4, a GS virtual channel applied by the local router from multiple GS virtual channels is paired with a GS virtual channel applied by the upper router to fill in the virtual channel. In the connection matching table 4-1, quantify the applied bandwidth as the priority of the GS virtual connection, and write this priority value into the counter configuration unit 2-1 in the GS virtual channel unit 2 as the GS virtual...

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Disclosed is a network-on-chip resource scheduling method which ensures the quality of service and relates to a connection-orientated resource scheduling method which bases on the network-on-chip and ensures the quality of service. The resource scheduling method aims to solve the disadvantages of conflict transmission, low utilization ratio of network resource and affecting the BE service quality found between different GS connections which share the same physical link of the network-on-chip which provides the ensured quality of service in the prior art. The resource scheduling is realized through the steps as follows: step1, the priority of the GS virtual connection is created and set; step2, the GS virtual connection is synchronized through the priority counter in a router; step3, the initial priority of the BE path is set; step4, the DSD is scheduled to output; step5, the GS virtual connection is cancelled. The resource scheduling method solves the problem of conflict transmission between different GS connections which share the same physical link, realizes various bandwidth hard ensured services for IP and solves the disadvantages of low utilization ratio of network resource and affecting the BE service quality found in the GS service ensuring method which adopts the oriented connection.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a network resource scheduling method, in particular to a network-on-chip connection-oriented resource scheduling method capable of guaranteeing service quality. Background technique [0002] Currently, the network-on-chip provides quality-of-guaranteed services mainly through a connectionless-oriented data packet prioritization method or a connection-oriented GS (Guarantee-Service) virtual connection method. Among them, the connectionless data packet prioritization method can only provide statistically significant service quality assurance. When there are many high-priority data packets, the guaranteed service quality will decline. In many multimedia applications, real-time data Stream transmission needs guaranteed quality transmission guaranteed by hard QoS (Quality of Service) indicators such as bandwidth, delay, and delay jitter. The priority-based method cannot provide such services; although the connection-oriented GS virt...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04L12/56H04L47/80
Inventor 付方发侯鹏桑胜田肖立伊
Owner HARBIN INST OF TECH
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