Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Multiprocessor system-on-chip (MPSoC) is an attractive platform for high-performance applications. Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) can improve the on-chip communication bandwidth of MPSoCs. Hover, traditional metallic interconnects consume significant amount of por to deliver even higher communication bandwidth required in the near future. Optical NoCs are based on CMOS-compatible optical waveguides and microresonators, and promise significant bandwidth and por advantages.  proposes a fat tree-based optical NoC (FONoC) including its topology, floorplan, protocols, and a low-por and low-cost optical router, optical turnaround router (OTAR). Different from other optical NoCs, FONoC does not require building a separate electronic NoC for network control. It carries both payload data and network control data on the same optical network, while using circuit switching for the former and packet switching for the latter. The FONoC protocols are designed to minimize network control data and the related por consumption. An optimized turnaround routing algorithm is designed to utilize the low-por feature of OTAR, which can passively route packets without poring on any microresonator in 40% of all cases. Comparing with other optical routers, OTAR has the lost optical por loss and uses the lost number of microresonators. An analytical model is developed to characterize the por consumption of FONoC.  compare the por consumption of FONoC with a matched electronic NoC in 45 nm, and show that FONoC can save 87% por comparing with the electronic NoC on a 64-core MPSoC.  simulate the FONoC for the 64-core MPSoC and show the end-to-end delay and network throughput under different offered loads and packet sizes.
['Huaxi Gu', 'Jiang Xu', 'Wei Zhang']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A low-power fat tree-based optical network-on-chip for multiprocessor system-on-chip
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