TY - GEN
T1 - RC64
T2 - DAta Systems In Aerospace, DASIA 2012
AU - Ginosar, Ran
AU - Aviely, Peleg
AU - Liran, Tuvia
AU - Alon, Dov
AU - Dobkin, Reuven
AU - Goldberg, Michael
PY - 2012
Y1 - 2012
N2 - The space industry suffers from a lack of space-qualified high-performance processor that can execute "next-generation" DSP and other applications. RC64, a novel 64-core many-core processing chip is developed to answer that need and deliver 10,000 MIPS and 2,500 MFLOS while dissipating only 3 Watts. RC64 employs a multi-bank shared memory and a hardware scheduler. The programming model employs sequential fine-grain tasks and a separate task map to define task dependencies. RC64 is implemented as a 200 MHz 130nm CMOS ASIC, assembled in hermetically sealed ceramic QFP package and qualified to the highest space standards.
AB - The space industry suffers from a lack of space-qualified high-performance processor that can execute "next-generation" DSP and other applications. RC64, a novel 64-core many-core processing chip is developed to answer that need and deliver 10,000 MIPS and 2,500 MFLOS while dissipating only 3 Watts. RC64 employs a multi-bank shared memory and a hardware scheduler. The programming model employs sequential fine-grain tasks and a separate task map to define task dependencies. RC64 is implemented as a 200 MHz 130nm CMOS ASIC, assembled in hermetically sealed ceramic QFP package and qualified to the highest space standards.
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AN - SCOPUS:84871030165
SN - 9789290922650
T3 - European Space Agency, (Special Publication) ESA SP
BT - Proceedings of DASIA 2012 - DAta Systems In Aerospace
Y2 - 14 May 2012 through 16 May 2012
ER -