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Title: Giga-Scale System-On-A-Chip International Center on System-on-a-Chip (ICSOC)


1
Giga-Scale System-On-A-ChipInternational Center
on System-on-a-Chip (ICSOC)
  • Jason Cong
  • University of California, Los Angeles
  • Tel 310-206-2775, Email cong_at_cs.ucla.edu
  • (Other participants are listed inside)

2
Background Double Exponential Growth of
Design Complexity
  • C1 complexity due to exponential increase of
    chip capacity
  • More devices
  • More power
  • Heterogeneous integration,
  • C2 complexity due to exponential decrease of
    feature size
  • Interconnect delay
  • Coupling noise
  • EMI,
  • Design Complexity ? C1 x C2

3
Motivation Productivity Gap
10,000,000
100,000,000
1,000,000
10,000,000
58/Yr. Complexity growth rate
100,000
1,000,000
Logic Transistors/Chip (K)
Transistor/Staff-Month
10,000
100,000
1,000
10,000
21/Yr. Productivity growth rate
x
x
100
1,000
x
x
x
x
x
x
10
100
1
10
1998
2003
Chip Capacity and Designer Productivity
Source NTRS97
4
Project Summary
  • Develop new design methodology to enable
    efficient giga-scale integration for
    system-on-a-chip (SOC) designs
  • Project includes three major components
  • SOC synthesis tools and methodologies
  • SOC verification, test, and diagnosis
  • SOC design driver network processor

5
Research Team by Institutions
  • US
  • UCLA Jason Cong
  • UC Santa Barbara Tim Cheng
  • Taiwan
  • NTHU Shi-Yu Huang, Tingting Hwang, J. K. Lee,
    Youn-Long Lin, C. L. Liu, Cheng-Wen Wu, Allen Wu
  • NCTU Jing-Yang Jou
  • China
  • Tsinghua Univ. Jinian Bian, Xianlong Hong, Zeyi
    Wang, Hongxi Xue
  • Peking Univ. Xu Cheng
  • Zhejiang Univ. Xiaolang Yan

6
Current Research Team
  • US
  • UCLA Jason Cong
  • UC Santa Barbara Tim Cheng
  • Taiwan
  • NTHU Shi-Yu Huang, Tingting Hwang, J. K. Lee,
    Youn-Long Lin, C. L. Liu, Cheng-Wen Wu, Allen Wu
  • NCTU Jing-Yang Jou
  • China
  • Tsinghua Univ. Jinian Bian, Xianlong Hong, Zeyi
    Wang, Hongxi Xue
  • Peking Univ. Xu Cheng
  • Zhejiang Univ. Xiaolang Yan
  • Several new faculty members in the 7 institutions
  • Guest members from National University of
    Singapore, Purdue Univ., and UCLA (EE Dept)

7
Thrust 1 -- SOC Synthesis Environment/Methodology
(Led by Jason Cong)
Design Spec VHDL/C
VHDL/C Co-Simulation
Design Partitioning
ASIC Synthesis
Interconnect-Driven High-level Synthesis
Code Generation for Retargetable Compiler and
Assembler Generator
DSP Synthesis and Optimization
FPGA Synthesis and Technology Mapping
Synthesis for IP Reuse
Physical Synthesis for Full-Chip Assembly
Embedded Processors
DSPs
Embedded FPGAs
Customized Logic
8
Interconnect Bottleneck in Nanometer Designs
  • Challenge Single-cycle full chip communication
    is no longer possible
  • Not supported by the current CAD toolset
  • ITRS01 0.07um Tech
  • 5.63 G Hz across-chip clock
  • 800 mm2 (28.3mm x 28.3mm)
  • IPEM BIWS estimations
  • Buffer size 100x
  • Driver/receiver size 100x
  • On semi-global layer (tier 3)
  • Can travel up to 11.4 mm in one cycle
  • Need 5 clock cycles from corner to corner

9
Regular Distributed Register Architecture
  • Use register banks
  • Registers in each island are partitioned to k
    banks for 1 cycle, 2 cycle, k cycle
    interconnect communication in each island
  • Highly regular

10
MCAS Architectural Synthesis for Multi-Cycle
Communication Using RDR Architecture
C program
CDFG generation
MCAS (Multi-Cycle Architectural Synthesis)
CDFG
Resource allocation Functional unit binding
ICG
Scheduling-driven placement
Locations
Placement-driven rescheduling rebinding
Register and port binding
Datapath FSM generation
Floorplan constraints
RTL VHDL
Multi-cycle path constraints
11
MCAS flow vs. Synopsys Behavioral Compiler (on
Virtex-II)
  • Synopsys Behavioral Compiler setting default
    (optimizing latency)
  • Average latency ratio of MCAS vs. BC 69

Latency
Resource
12
Optimality Study of Large-Scale Circuit Placement
  • Construction of Placement Example with Known
    Optimal (PEKO) C. Chang et al, 2003

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13
High Interest in the Community
  • Three EE Times articles coverage
  • Placement tools criticized for hampering IC
    designs Feb03
  • IC placement benchmarks needed, researchers say
    April03
  • FPGA placement performance Nov03
  • More than 150 downloads from our website
  • Cadence, IBM, Intel, Magma, Mentor Graphics,
    Synopsys, etc
  • CMU, SUNY, UCB, UCSB, UCSD, UIC, UMichgan,
    UWaterloo, etc
  • Used in every placement since its publication

http//ballade.cs.ucla.edu/pubbench
14
Floorplanning Interconnect Planning
  • Based on proposed Corner Block List (CBL)
    representation propose several Extended Corner
    Block List, ECBL, CCBL and SUB-CBL to speed up
    floorplanning and handle more complicate L/T
    shaped and rectilinear shaped blocks.
  • Propose floorplanning algorithms with some
    geometric constraints, such as boundary,
    abutment, L/T shaped blocks.
  • Propose integrated floorplanning and buffer
    planning algorithms with consideration of
    congestion .
  • Using research results from UCLA on interconnect
    planning
  • About 30 papers published in DAC, ICCAD, ISPD,
    ASPDAC, ISCAS and Transactions.

15
P/G Network Analysis Optimization
  • Propose an Area Minimization of Power
    Distribution Network Using Efficient Nonlinear
    Programming Techniques (ICCAD2001, accepted by
    IEEE Trans. On CAD)
  • Propose a decoupling capacitance optimization
    algorithm for Robust On-Chip Power Delivery
    (ASPDAC2004, ASICON2003)

16
Parasitic R/L/C Etraction
  • 3-D R/C Extraction using Boundary Element Method
    (BEM)
  • Quasi-Multiple Medium (QMM) BEM algorithms
  • Hierarchical Block BEM (HBBEM) technique
  • Fast 3-D Inductance Extraction (FIE)
  • Papers were published in ASPDAC, ASICON and IEEE
    Transaction on MTT

17
Thrust 2 -- SOC Verification, Test, and
Diagnosis(Led by Tim Cheng)
Verification and Testing
Enabling techniques for semi-formal functional
verification
Testing and diagnosis for heterogeneous SOC
Self-testing using on-chip programmable components
Self-testing for on-chip analog/mixed-signal
components
Automatic/semi-automatic functional vector
generation from HDL code
Scalable constraint-solving techniques
Integrated framework for simulation, vector
generation and model checking
New test techniques for deep-submicron embedded
memories
18
Key Results - Verification
  • Developed and released ATPG-based SAT solvers for
    circuits (Univ. of California, Santa Barbara)
  • Integrating structural ATPG and SAT techniques
    with new conflict learning
  • CSAT Fast combinational solver (released on
    March 2003)
  • Demonstrated 10-100X speedup over
    state-of-the-art SAT solvers on industrial test
    cases (reported by Intel and Calypto)
  • Has been integrated into Intels FV verification
    system and a startups verification engine
  • Publications DATE2003 and DAC2003
  • Satori2 Fast sequential solver (released on Dec.
    2003)
  • Demonstrated 10X-200X speedup over a commercial,
    sequential ATPG engine on public benchmark
    circuits
  • Publications ICCAD2003, HLDVT2003 and ASPDAC2004

19
Key Results - Testing
A new Statistical Delay Testing and Diagnosis
framework consisting of five major components
(UCSB)
  • Statistical timing analysis
  • Statistical critical path selection
    DAC02,ICCAD02
  • Selecting statistical long true paths whose
    tests maximize detection of parametric failures
  • Path coverage metric ASPDAC03
  • Estimating the quality of a path set
  • Selection/Generation of high quality tests for
    target paths ITC01DATE 2004
  • Identifying tests that activate longer delay
    along the target path
  • Delay fault diagnosis based on statistical timing
    model DATE03, VTS03, DAC03
  • Ref Krstic, Wang, Cheng, Abadir, DATE03Best
    Paper Award in Test

20
Key Results - Testing
  • On-Chip Jitter Extraction for Bit-Error-Rate
    (BER) Testing of Multi-GHz Signal (UCSB)
  • Using on-chip, single-shot measurement unit to
    sample signal periods for spectral analysis
  • Demonstrated, through simulation, accurate
    extraction of multiple sinusoids and random
    jitter components for a 3GHz signal
  • Publications ASPDAC2004 and DATE2004

21
Thrust 3 Design Driver Network Security
Processor (Led by Prof. C. W. Wu Xu Cheng)
  • Applications IPSec, SSL, VPN, etc.
  • Functionalities
  • Public key RSA, ECC
  • Secret key AES
  • Hashing (Message authentication) HMAC
    (SHA-1/MD5)
  • Truly random number generator (FIPS 140-1,140-2
    compliant)
  • Target technology 0.18?m or below
  • Clock rate 200MHz or higher (internal)
  • 32-bit data and instruction word
  • 10Gbps (OC192)
  • Power 1 to 10mW/MHz at 3V (LP to HP)
  • Die size 50mm2
  • On-chip bus AMBA (Advanced Microcontroller Bus
    Architecture)

22
Encryption Modules (PKEM)
  • Public key encryption module
  • Operations
  • 32-bit word-based modular multiplication
  • Multiplication over GF(p) and GF(2m)
  • An RSA cryptography engine with small area
    overhead and high speed
  • Scalable word-width
  • TSMC 0.35µm
  • 34K gates (1.71.8 mm2 )
  • 100MHz clock
  • Scalable key length
  • Throughput
  • 512-bit key 1.79Kbps/MHz
  • 1024-bit key 470bps/MHz

23
Encryption Modules (SKEM)
  • Secret key encryption module
  • Operations
  • Matrix operations, manipulation
  • AES cryptography
  • 32-bit external interface
  • 58K gates
  • Over 200MHz clock
  • Throughput 2Gbps
  • Support key length of 128/192/256 bits

Technology TSMC 0.25?m CMOS
Package 128CQFP
Core Size 1,279 x 1,271 ?m2
Gate Count 63.4K
Max. Freq. 250MHz
Throughput 2.977 Gbps (128-bit key) 2.510 Gbps (196-bit key) 2.169 Gbps (256-bit key)
24
International Collaborations
  • Joint NSF/NSC workshop in Aug. 1999 on SOC
    (Hsin-Chu, Taiwan)
  • First team preparation meeting for the proposed
    center in Jan. 2000 (Yokohama, Japan)
  • 2nd planning meeting held in April 2000 (Hawaii,
    US)
  • 3rd planning meeting in Aug. 2000 (Chengde,
    China)
  • Proposal submitted to NSF in Aug. 2000 and funded
    in Dec. 2000
  • Workshops
  • March 30-31, 2001 in Taipei, Taiwan.
  • June 23-24, 2001 in Los Angeles, USA
  • August 31-September 1, 2001 in HangZhou, China
  • March 28-29, 2002, National Tsing Hua
    University, Hsinchu, Taiwan
  • August 20-21, 2002, Peking University, Beijing,
    China
  • November 15-16, 2002, University of California,
    Santa Barbara
  • March 27-29, 2003, National Taiwan University,
    Taipei, Taiwan
  • December 19-21, 2003, Yunnan University, Kunming,
    China

25
Publications
  • 56 research publications up to this point
  • 17 in top conferences/journals (DAC, ICCAD,
    ASPDAC, ITC, etc.) in the field

26
People Education
  • Many interactions among participants from
    different institutes
  • Two new IEEE fellows
  • Prof. Xiaolang Hong, Tsinghua Univ.
  • Prof. Cheng-Wen Wu, National Tsing Hua Univ.
  • Involved many young faculty members and
    researchers
  • Trained an army of graduate students
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