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2 meetings
- Title:
- IEEE SSCS Oregon Chapter June Meeting and Seminar (Virtual)
- Date:
- June 15th
8:00 AM (1.5 hours) - Abstract:
IEEE SSCS Oregon Chapter June Meeting and Seminar
Join us for a (virtual) talk from SSCS Distinguished Lecturer Yvain Thonnart from CEA-Leti, Grenoble, France, on Thursday, June 15th. The seminar will be held from 8:00am to 9:30am (PST) via a Virtual format. Please register for the meeting link and information.
Register via the included Zoom link. You need to register via Zoom (not vTools) to be able to join the meeting.
Topic:
On-chip communication : from architectures to circuits
Abstract:
On-chip communication directly impacts the performance, energy efficiency, and area of systems-on-chip, multi-processors and highly-parallel accelerators, especially for emerging machine learning applications. In this talk, I will introduce a range of design options for on-chip interconnects, from point-to-point links to complex network topologies, starting from architecture to low-level circuit techniques. The presentation addresses base routing schemes and mapping of different protocol families, such as data-flow or address-map based communication. Moving on to microarchitecture, it presents flow-control and arbitration requirements and options. I will then detail circuit-level considerations, with a focus on different synchronization strategies across multiple clock domains, including multi-synchronous, source-synchronous-clocking, and fully-asynchronous circuits, to finally introduce the potential of 3D-chip integration for on-chip communication.
Speaker Biography:
Yvain Thonnart received the MS degree from Ecole Polytechnique and an engineering diploma from Telecom Paris, France in 2005. He then joined the Technological Research Division of CEA, the French French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission, within the CEA-Leti institute until 2019, then within the CEA-List institute. He has led the development of several large research projects for on-chip communications, focusing on the maturation of novel concepts towards industrial adoption, such as communication between multiple voltage and frequency domains, 3D-stacked circuits, and optical on-chip interconnects, leading to more than 70 publications and 10 patents. He is now senior expert on communication and synchronization in systems on chip, and scientific advisor for the mixed-signal design lab. His main research interests include asynchronous logic, networks on chip, physical implementation, emerging technologies integration such as photonics, cryoelectronics and interposers. He is currently serving in the technical program committee of the ISSCC.
- Title:
- IEEE Power and Energy Society - Young Professionals – GRID GAME 2023
- Date:
- June 16th
7:00 AM (1.5 hours) - Abstract:
The Grid Game started a s simple microgrid simulator that modeled the frequency variations of a microgrid with a small amount of inertia developed for a class created by the University of Idaho and Idaho National Laboratory to teach students about the multidisciplinary area of research and development called resilient control systems. When Mike Guryan from Idaho Regional Optical Networks suggested “could you make that a game?” …
Tim will talk about the inspiration for building the game and about some of the history around the game and the topics of resilient control systems.
Note – Installation instructions and Grid Game Manual shall be provided via email to the registered participants. Participants are expected to install the grid game software and go through the manual to understand the game before the event.
Participant certificates shall be provided to attendees and winners/runners to get additional Goodies from IEEE PES YP.
Registration is limited.
2 meetings. Generated Thursday, June 1 2023, at 5:49:31 AM. All times America/Los_Angeles