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24 December 1980 Evaluation Of Multi-Microprocessor Interconnection Networks For A Class Of Sensor Data Processing Problems
W. C. McDonald, T. G. Williams
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Abstract
The solution of real-time sensor data processing problems with multi-microprocessor architectures of the multiple instruction multiple data stream (MIMD) class is limited by the structure of the interconnection network. A class of real-time sensor processing problems is analyzed to identify required network structures for use in evaluation of candidate interconnection networks. Several fundamental interconnection patterns are identified--macropipeline, K-nearest neighbors, binary search tree, one-n, n-one, one-n with groups of i, and random connection. A general model for a multi-microprocessor testbed is presented, and three candidate interconnection networks--ring, crossbar, and cube--are described for realizing the fundamental structures. Measures are identified for evaluating the candidate networks, and current results of the evaluation are presented.
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W. C. McDonald and T. G. Williams "Evaluation Of Multi-Microprocessor Interconnection Networks For A Class Of Sensor Data Processing Problems", Proc. SPIE 0241, Real-Time Signal Processing III, (24 December 1980); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.959251
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KEYWORDS
Signal processing

Data processing

Sensors

Switching

Radar

Switches

Antennas

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