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Spatiotemporal Locality-Aware Adaptive Hybrid Optoelectronic Interconnect for Reconfigurable Array Processors.

Bowen Yang¹, Yong Li¹, Rui Shan²

¹School of Electronics and Information, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi'an 710072, China.

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Summary

This study introduces an adaptive framework for hybrid optoelectronic networks-on-chip (HONoCs) to overcome energy-delay bottlenecks. It enhances performance by intelligently managing electrical and optical resources for data-intensive applications.

Keywords:

adaptive routing cross-layer congestion hybrid optoelectronic NoCs medium selection reconfigurable computing spatiotemporal locality

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Area of Science:

Computer Engineering
Integrated Circuits
Optical Interconnects

Background:

Electrical networks-on-chip (NoCs) face energy-delay bottlenecks due to RC-delay constraints in scaled reconfigurable array processors (RAPs).
Hybrid optoelectronic NoCs (HONoCs) struggle with medium selection, balancing optical setup overheads against static thresholds that lead to inefficient resource utilization and congestion.
Traffic heterogeneity and non-stationary loads exacerbate performance issues in current HONoC designs.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an adaptive switching framework for HONoCs that addresses the limitations of static medium-selection strategies.
To improve energy efficiency and reduce latency in data-intensive applications on scaled RAPs.
To provide a novel approach for dynamic resource management in hybrid on-chip interconnects.

Main Methods:

Introduction of the Temporal-Spatial Locality Index (TSLI) to categorize data flows (Electrophilic, Photophilic, Hybrid-sensitive).
Proposal of Cross-layer Congestion Entropy (CCE) for unified electrical and optical resource state assessment.
Development of an Adaptive Medium Selection State Machine (AMSSM) and Weighted Multi-dimensional Medium Matching (WMMM) for dynamic mode switching and fine-grained channel selection.
Implementation of Predictive Optical Path Provisioning (POPP) to mitigate setup latencies.

Main Results:

Achieved 22% higher saturation throughput in 8x8 mesh HONoCs.
Reduced the energy-delay product (EDP) by 38%.
Decreased average latency by 57% under non-stationary traffic conditions compared to static threshold methods.

Conclusions:

The proposed adaptive framework effectively manages hybrid electrical and optical resources in NoCs.
The TSLI, CCE, AMSSM, WMMM, and POPP mechanisms offer a robust solution for energy-delay bottlenecks.
This research provides a foundational paradigm for efficient, high-performance on-chip interconnects in future data-intensive applications.