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How to create innovative architecture using ViualSim?
- 1. How to create innovative architecture using VisualSim? Date: March - 31 - 2016 Host: Ranjith K R Application Engineer Mirabilis Design Inc. Email: radiga@mirabilisdesign.com
- 2. Logistics of the Webinar To ask a question, click on Arrow to the left of Chat and type the question. Folks are 2 of Chat and type the question. Folks are standing by to answer your questions. There will also be a time at the end for Q&A
- 3. Purpose of this Webinar • Importance of System level Modeling and Simulation • Exploration of Complex Electronic systems with VisualSim – Performance and Power – Resource selection – Bottleneck analysis– Bottleneck analysis • Modeling Libraries and accuracy
- 4. Background on Mirabilis Design • Provider of system-level modeling, simulation, analysis and exploration software • Supports systems, semiconductor and embedded software • VisualSim- Modeling and simulation environment • Based in Silicon Valley with experts in system modeling, power• Based in Silicon Valley with experts in system modeling, power measurements and architectures • Largest source of system modeling IP with embedded timing and power 4 Select the “Right” configuration to match customer request
- 5. About VisualSim • Graphical and hierarchical modeling • Large library of stochastic and cycle-accurate components and IP blocks Architecture Exploration Performance Analysis ApplicationHardware components and IP blocks with embedded timing and power • Library blocks are used to assemble hardware, software, network, traffic, reports and use-cases 5 Power Analysis HW-SW Partitioning InterfacesRTOS Validate and optimize your design quickly and accurately
- 6. Motivation for Analyze and Validate with VisualSim I/OCPU1 task1 task2 task3 task4 Contention Complex behavior - input stream - data dependent behavior DSPCPU2 Contention - limited resources - scheduling/arbitration Interference of multiple applications - limited resources - scheduling/arbitration - anomalies
- 7. Unpredictable System behavior Workload – 1 Workload – 2 Problem with HW/SW??? 7
- 8. Early Design Explorations to get Decisions right! – Modeling and Simulation • Modeling complete Electronic system – Hardware, Operating System, applications • Start Exploring your System within Weeks – Bottleneck Analysis, Performance and Power Analysis– Bottleneck Analysis, Performance and Power Analysis – Conduct “What-if” analysis • System sizing – Hardware-Software Partitioning – Evaluate Dynamic behavior • Fault-Injection 8
- 9. Exploring System Architecture with VisualSim Architecture Model Behavior Flow Spreadsheet
- 10. Modeling Hardware Blocks • Large library of pre-configured parameterized hardware blocks • RegEx functions and scripting language to create custom/proprietary blocks • All blocks have timing and power information embedded• All blocks have timing and power information embedded • Pre-defined statistics available • Multi-clock domains across the entire system • Define components as statistical or cycle-accurate Largest, fully open IP library and rapid custom IP generator
- 11. SoC Modeling Kit • Communication – AMBA – AHB, APB, AXI – Frame work for Modeling Custom Bus Technologies • Memory – SDR, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, QDR, – LPDDR, LPDDR2, LPDDR3, LPDDR4 – NVMe, Memory Controller • Storage – Flash, SSD, Disk Drive • Interfaces – Gigabit Ethernet, RapidIO, PCIe, Switched Ethernet
- 12. Modeling Software Tasks • As a Flow Diagram – Delay with conditions • As a detailed software description – Flow diagram – Read data, write data– Read data, write data – Processing time, request for resources • Software Instruction – Instruction trace from an existing system – Synthetic trace for a new or existing system Largest variety of software modeling and direct software usage
- 13. Power Modeling with VisualSim Function 1 Function 2 Block Functional Diagram Function N . . . Block Power Mode Diagram
- 14. Power Management State Machine
- 15. Multimedia SoC Platform Exploration Requirements: 1. Process 13K Macro Blocks 2. Less than 1 W of Power 3. Perform HW-SW Partitioning Explorations:Explorations: 1. HW-SW Partitioning 2. Power Management 3. Parameters for Processor, Memory and Accelerators Analysis: 1. Performance 2. Power
- 16. VisualSim Model Application Behavior Description Hardware Architecture
- 17. Analysis and Results • Common Statistics for all devices – End-to-end latency and Task Delay – Throughput (MIPS or MB/s), Utilization (%), Task Delay – Minimum, maximum, mean, standard deviation • Processor• Processor – Individual statistics for Internal Caches, Execution Units, registers, Pipeline – Flush Time, Stall (%), Thread swaps and Context switching – Detailed pipeline activity • Cache – Hit-miss Ratio
- 18. System Model Accuracy • Development of highly optimized architecture for a 16-core Tensilica- based Network Processor. – Identified that mesh bus topology doesn’t meet performance requirements. – Validated network ASIC against the industry benchmark. – Development time: 3 man-months • LPDDR-2 based wireless system• LPDDR-2 based wireless system – All RAS, RP, RCD, Read and Write signals for all Banks matched with JEDEC and RTL at every clock cycle – Development time: 2.5 man-months • Full Multimedia SoC – Matched read and write latency with detailed model – Development time: 3 weeks Abstract system model can be AS Accurate as detailed models
- 19. Modeling Libraries Traffic (100) Distribution and Sequence Trace file input Instruction profiler Reports (2000) Latency, Throughput, Utilization Ave and peak power SoC AMBA (AHB/ APB/ AXI) CoreConnect- PLB & OPB NoC, Virtual Channel Memory Controller SDR, DDR, DDR2, DDR3 QDR, RDRAM LPDDR, LPDDR2 Board-Level VME- Parallel & Daisy PCI/PCI-X/PCI-Express SPI 3.0 Rapid IO 1553B FlexRay CAN Processors •ARM •PowerPC- Freescale and IBM •Intel and AMD •TI •MIPS •Tensilica •Renesas SH • Ave and peak power Custom generator LPDDR, LPDDR2 AFDX TTEthernet • •Marvel Resources Time & quantity resources Assignment language Custom development script 600 RegEx functions Storage Flash Disk Memory Controller (Fixed, Round-Robin, Priority) Multi-Port Multi-Channel Controller Networking Switched Ethernet Resilient Packet Ring RP3 Wireless LAN 802.11 Bluetooth Spacewire AVB Fibre Channel FireWire Xilinx FPGA Hard & Soft IP Virtex Spartan Processors, Memory, Bus DMA, FSL, APU and MPMC-2 Zynq 7000
- 20. Conclusion • Start Exploring your System within Weeks • Simulation of Dynamic behavior of System Components for accurate Power and Performance valuesvalues • Validate System Architecture against current and future requirements
- 21. How to create innovative architecture using VisualSim? Visit us at the Booth 1103 Date: March - 31 - 2016 Host: Ranjith K R Application Engineer Mirabilis Design Inc. Email: radiga@mirabilisdesign.com April 11-14, 2016 · Colorado Springs, Colorado USA Booth 1103
- 22. Backup Slides
- 23. VisualSim Accuracy (Performance-level) • Deficit RR-based Router – (Simulated vs. expected) – 100% for throughput, latency & algorithm – Input and output rates matched • MPEG Encoder on TI DSP CONFIDENTIAL • MPEG Encoder on TI DSP – Customer Feedback – 100% matched DSP utilization – 98% of time for end-to-end latency
- 24. VisualSim Bus Accuracy (Architecture-Level) Burst 64 Data 256 Actual VisualSim Accuracy Latency 2.16 us 1.97 us 91.29% Throughput 107 MBps 111.3 MBps 95.92%PCI Throughput 107 MBps 111.3 MBps 95.92%PCI Burst 32 Data 128 Actual VisualSim Accuracy Latency 1.20 us 1.06 us 88.33% Throughput 96 MBps 102 MBps 93.75%