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Title: Exploration of Pipelined FPGA Interconnect Structures


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Exploration of Pipelined FPGA Interconnect
Structures
Scott HauckAkshay Sharma, Carl
Ebeling University of Washington Katherine
Compton University of Wisconsin - Madison
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PipeRoute
  • FPGA2003 Pipelining-aware Router for FPGAs
  • Architecture-adaptive, based on Pathfinder
  • Uses optimal 2-terminal, 1-delay router
  • Greedy formulation for multi-delay,
    multi-terminal routing

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RaPiD
  • Coarse-grained, 1D, 16-bit, w/DSP Units
  • Carl Ebeling _at_ UW-CSE
  • Pipelined interconnect via Bus Connectors (BCs)

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Pipelined Routing Results
  • Area expansion due to pipelining
  • Normalized to unpipelined circuit area

Ave 75 cost
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Contributions
  • Optimized PipeRoute
  • Support multiple delays per BC (greedy
    preprocessor)
  • Timing driven Pathfinders, worst-case
    criticality across signal
  • RouteCost Criticality delay_cost
    (1-criticality) area_cost
  • Arch. Exploration of RaPiD Pipelined
    Interconnects
  • Registered logic block (input/output/none)
  • BC track length
  • Delays per register/BC
  • BC/non-BC routing mix
  • Register-only logic blocks
  • Goal More efficient support of pipelined
    interconnects

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Methodology
  • Benchmarks
  • Retimed, not C-slowed
  • Graphs
  • Increase arch to fit (cells, tracks/cell)
  • Variation around local minima

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Registers in Logic Blocks
  • Output Registers
  • No Registers
  • Input Registers

5 20 23
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Delays per Register/BC
  • 1 Delay/BC
  • 2 Delays/BC

15 20 30
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BC Track Length
  • Length 16 BC wires
  • Length 8 BC wires

17 64 69
10
Routing Resource Mix (BC vs. non-BC)
  • 5/7
  • 7/7

19 17 18
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GPRs per Cell
  • GPR roles
  • Registers from computation
  • Passthrough for changing tracks
  • 6 per cell
  • 9 per cell

6 23 22
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Overall vs. RaPiD-I
  • RaPiD-I
  • 1 BC / cell (13 LBs long)
  • 5/7 BC tracks
  • 3 registers / BC
  • 6 GPRs / cell
  • registered outputs
  • Post-Explore
  • 1 BC / cell (16 LBs long)
  • 5/7 BC tracks
  • 3 registers / BC
  • 9 GPRs / cell
  • registered inputs

Ave 1 18 19
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Overall Pipelining Cost
Ave 18 cost
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Conclusions
  • Router for arbitrary pipelined architectures
  • Timing-driven
  • Supports multiple delays at each register site
  • Good quality lt18 of pseudo-lower bound
    (non-pipelined) area
  • Architecture Exploration of RaPiD
  • Parameters
  • Registered inputs on functional units
  • Length 16 wires
  • 3 delays per BC/register
  • 2/7 non-registered, 5/7 registered wires
  • 9 GPRs/cell to improve flexibility
  • Delay spacing of registers CRITICAL, too close
    better than too far
  • 19 areadelay improvement over RaPiD-I
    (primarily delay)

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1-Delay Two Terminal
  • Can do optimal routing for 1-delay routes via BFS

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1-Delay Two Terminal
  • Can do optimal routing for 1-delay routes via BFS

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1-Delay Two Terminal
  • Can do optimal routing for 1-delay routes via BFS

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1-Delay Two Terminal
  • Can do optimal routing for 1-delay routes via BFS

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1-Delay Two Terminal
  • Can do optimal routing for 1-delay routes via BFS

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1-Delay Two Terminal
  • Can do optimal routing for 1-delay routes via BFS

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1-Delay Two Terminal
  • Can do optimal routing for 1-delay routes via BFS

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N-Delay Two Terminal
  • Greedy Approximation via 1-Delay Router

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N-Delay Two Terminal
  • Greedy Approximation via 1-Delay Router
  • Find 1-delay route

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N-Delay Two Terminal
  • Greedy Approximation via 1-Delay Router
  • Find 1-delay route
  • While not enough delay on route
  • Replace any 0-delay segment with cheapest 1-delay
    replacement

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N-Delay Two Terminal
  • Greedy Approximation via 1-Delay Router
  • Find 1-delay route
  • While not enough delay on route
  • Replace any 0-delay segment with cheapest 1-delay
    replacement

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N-Delay Two Terminal
  • Greedy Approximation via 1-Delay Router
  • Find 1-delay route
  • While not enough delay on route
  • Replace any 0-delay segment with cheapest 1-delay
    replacement

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N-Delay Two Terminal
  • Greedy Approximation via 1-Delay Router
  • Find 1-delay route
  • While not enough delay on route
  • Replace any 0-delay segment with cheapest 1-delay
    replacement

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