Multi-access techniques are widely used in computer networking and distributed multiprocessor systems. On-the-fly arbitration schemes permit one of the many contenders to access the medium without collisions. Serial arbitration is cost effective but is slow and hence unsuitable for high-speed multiprocessor environments supporting very high data transfer rates. A fully parallel arbitration scheme takes less time but is not practically realisable for large numbers of contenders. In this paper, a generalised parallel-serial scheme is proposed which significantly reduces the arbitration time and is practically realisable
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Present day multi-core processors integrate dozens of small processing cores with an on-chip network...
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International audience<p>A major challenge with multi-cores in real-time systems is contention betwe...
Interconnection networks consist of a set of switches in-terconnected by point-to-point links, and h...
In 1993, Yang and Anderson presented an N-process algorithm for mutual exclusion under read/write at...
Predictable arbitration policies, such as Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) and Round-Robin (RR), are...
As technology scales toward deep submicron, the integration of a large number of IP blocks on the sa...
This paper deals with the development and performance evaluation of three modified versions of a sch...
The advent of multicore processors complicates timing analysis owing to the need to account for the ...
Abstract: Multiport memories are increasingly used in smart-phones, multimode handsets, multiprocess...
This paper describes a method that allows the speed up of parallel processes in distributed arbitrat...
This paper presents an implementation mechanism, specification language, and proof techniques for ...
Present day multi-core processors integrate dozens of small processing cores with an on-chip network...
The paper indicates the role of arbitration in multiprocessor arrays and points out the limitations ...
International audience<p>A major challenge with multi-cores in real-time systems is contention betwe...
Interconnection networks consist of a set of switches in-terconnected by point-to-point links, and h...
In 1993, Yang and Anderson presented an N-process algorithm for mutual exclusion under read/write at...
Predictable arbitration policies, such as Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) and Round-Robin (RR), are...
As technology scales toward deep submicron, the integration of a large number of IP blocks on the sa...
This paper deals with the development and performance evaluation of three modified versions of a sch...
The advent of multicore processors complicates timing analysis owing to the need to account for the ...
Abstract: Multiport memories are increasingly used in smart-phones, multimode handsets, multiprocess...