Abstract
In this paper, we propose an adaptive, fault-tolerant, and congestion-aware (AFTC) routing algorithm. It improves the overall network performance of three-dimensional Network-on-Chip (3D NoC) in terms of deadlock-free, adaptability, fault tolerance, and balanced traffic. Firstly, the algorithm proposed 12 turn models to avoid deadlock problems. Then, the adaptability of the algorithm is improved by using the three-dimensional diagonal region division method. At the same time, the AFTC can reduce the number of turn-around steps during fault tolerance. Finally, the AFTC can balance traffic by setting different congestion thresholds. Compared with Vertical-Mesh-Conscious-Dynamic (VMCD) algorithm in terms of average packet delay and throughput, the AFTC algorithm can improve the throughput by an average of 27.29 % and 18.62 % while reducing the average delay time in different fault rates under uniform traffic and hotspot traffic patterns, respectively.
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