Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The energy usage of on-chip interconnects is a concern for many system-on-chips targeting portable battery-pored devices.  have designed and evaluated a network-on-chip (NoC) for such an application, including tools to optimize for por and communication latency. Our asynchronous (clockless) network operates with efficient two-phase bundled-data links and four-phase routers. The topology and router floorplan is determined by our tool, ANetGen, which optimizes the network for energy and latency using simulated annealing and force-directed placement methods.  compare our solutions against a traditional synchronous NoC as specified by the COSI-2.0 framework and ORION 2.0 router and wire energy models. Traffic is simulated with SystemC functional models, and messages are generated with a “bursty” self-similar  b -model. Results indicate our asynchronous network was more energy-efficient, lor in area, and provided comparable or superior message latency.
['Daniel Gebhardt', 'Junbok You', 'Kenneth S. Stevens']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Design of an Energy-Efficient Asynchronous NoC and Its Optimization Tools for Heterogeneous SoCs
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