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NoCGEN: A Template Based Reuse Methodology for Networks on Chip Architecture

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In this paper, we describe NoCGEN, a Network On Chip (NoC) generator, which is used to create a simulatable and synthesizable NoC description. NoCGEN uses a set of modularised rou...

Jeremy Chan, Sri Parameswaran

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