NoC System Generator

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The NoC System Generator(NSG) is developed by KTH. In the current version it is used to generate multicore NoC Systems on FPGAs. It can also make use of the Single-Event Mitigation (SEM) IP cores when targeting Xilinx FPGAs. KTH also has its own improved version of the SEM Core, called the KTH Healing Core. The Healing Core allows to Inject, Detect, and Correct Single and Multiple-Events on the FPGA.

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Description of the improvements Description of the improvements and novelties added during VALU3S/Baseline

The improved version of the tool will be able to a generate Virtual Prototype model of the NoC system for the Open Virtual Platform (OVP) provided by Imperas. The virtual protype will allow to simulate how faults injected into the SW binaries will affect the execution of the NoC System.

Improvement date

New Improvements To be filled in the future (after VALU3S)

References Related papers, journals, articles, and so on

Öberg, J., Robino, F., “A NoC System Generator for the Sea-of-Cores Era”, In Proc. of FPGAWorld 2011, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Munich, September, 2011, ACM Digital Libraries.
F. Robino, J. Öberg, “The HeartBeat model: A platform abstraction enabling fast prototyping of real-time applications on NoC-based MPSoC on FPGA”, In Proc. of ReCoSoC-2013, Darmstadt, Germany, July 10-12, 2013.
F. Robino, J. Öberg, “From Simulink to NoC-based MPSoC on FPGA”, In proc. of DATE-2014, Dresden, Germany.
R. Seyyedi, M. T. Mohammadat, M. Fakih, K. Grüttner, J. Öberg and D. Graham, “Towards Virtual Prototyping of Synchronous Real-time Systems on NoC-based MPSoCs”, In Proc. of 12th IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Embedded Systems (SIES-2017),

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Improvement Classification

Evaluation Criteria for Safety, Cybersecurity, and Privacy (SCP)

Evaluation Criteria for V&V Processes

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open Source

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