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Mr Michael Peters 9264 Elida Road Spring Hill FL 34608
Dear Mr Peters
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END-SYSTEM NETWORK INTERFACE CONTROLLER FOR 100 Gbs WIDE AREA NETWORKS
DOE Funding Opportunity Number DE-PS02-09ER09-01
PI Dr Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC
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Co-PI Dr Payman Zarkesh-Ha Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico Email paymaneceunmedu
Abstract In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 ObIs and beyond High performance computing largeshyscale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 ObIs Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing peta-scale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis fot high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 ObIs with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 ObIs rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITIJ) and the Institute ofElectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SG-lS) ofITIJ has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTIJ4) for 100 ObIs Wide Area Networks (WANs) in mid-201O The IEEE 8023ba task forceis addressing both 40 Gbs and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying interfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 ObIs connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementhlg such
offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 ObIs applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications at or beyond 100 ObIs This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
Acadia Optronics LLC
END-SYSTEM NETWORK INTERFACECONTROLLER FOR 100 Gbs WIDE AREA NETWORKS
DOE Funding Opportunity Number DE-PS02-09-ER09-01
PI Dr Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC
Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Co-PI Dr Payman Zarkesh-Ha Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico Email paymaneceunmedu
Requested Budget
Acadia Optronics LLC Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
$500000 $500000 $500000 University ofNew Mexico $200000 $200000 $200000 Total $700000 $700000 $700000
Table of Contents
Executive SummaryAbstract 2 Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach 3 Budget Pages and Justification 14
Facilities and Equipment 31 Citations 32
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Executive SummaryIAbstract
In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 Obis and beyond High performance computing large-scale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 Obis Department of Energy (DOE)national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing petascale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis for high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 Obis with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 Obis rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (lTU) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SO-15) of ITU has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTU4) for 100 Obis Wide Area Networks (WANs) inmid-20l0 The IEEE 8023ba task force is addressing both 40 Obis and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying ~nterfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 Obis connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementing such offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has-developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 Obis applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications ator beyond 100 Obis This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Oate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
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Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario bull NIC System Description
bull Physical-Layer WAN Connection bull OTN Framing bull High Bandwidth Encryption bull Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) bull High speed Processor Interconnects
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan bull Conclusion
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario
The continuing rapid increase in the size of data transfers has necessitated the development of infrastructure that can support reliable high bandwidth data exchange at 40 - 100 Gbs Massive data streams are being generated by researchers collaborating globally on high energy physics climate forecasts and genomics Existing storage solutions that manage petabytes of data can easily achieve total data rates of several hundred gigabits per second Even though reliable 10 Gbs links are commonly available for such applications the option of aggregating these links to create a bigger pipe is being quickly surpassed by emerging bandwidth needs Typically aggregation of more than four links leads to management and troubleshooting issues along with reduced real estate and increased power and cooling requirements Clearly there is a pressing need to develop network infrastructure for the ever-increasing needs of high performance computing and storage
Acadia Optronics proposes to develop a 100 Gbs NIC card by leveraging emerging line-side and host-Side interface technologies The NIC card will provide a reliable and lossless circuitshyswitched connection between gateway hosts and the Wide Area Network (WAN) Recent advances in the development of optical transport links will enable long-haul transmission at rates of 100 Gbs and beyond The NIC wiIIincorporate a high speed large-scale FPGAthat will allow avariety of processor tasks to be offioaded High speed processor and IO interconnects such as those under development hy Tntel and AMD will he used to provide high performance data trllOsfer between host resurces and the NI C card The system concept is shown in Figure 1
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Figure 1 NIC System Diagram
Acadia in partnership with the University of New Mexico will undertake the development of the FPGA-based NIC card which will be comprised of a core for optical data framing a high speed encryption module an RDMA engine and a high speed processor-interconnect core These modules allow critical functions to be performed with no host-processor overhead Applications such as file transfer will be able to operate at high throughput-rates via the RDMA engine which allows transfer of data between memory systems on two different hosts without any hostshyprocessor overhead It is expected that high bandwidth connections at 40-l00 Gbs will be highly reliable circuit-switched links obviating the need for operations such as congestion control packet reordering and retransmission
Acadia and UNM will initially develop a system capable of operating at 40 Gbs that can be further scaled to lOO ObIs The maturity of the system componentsmodules operating at 40 Gbs makes this an attractive intermediate milestone High speed interconnects operating at rates up to 80 ObIs are readily available in the market while those operating at ratesgt1 00 Obis are currently under test by the manufacturers and are expected to be available in the near future(Q4 2009) Similarly a framing standard for rates up to 43 Gbs (OTU3) has already been adopted and implemented by many vendors supplying ASICIFPOA cores while specifications for the 0709 standard for 100 Gbs (OTU4) are currently being finalized The intermediate system operating at 40 Obiswill thus facilitate a smooth transition toWards 100 Obis operation
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Gateway Host
Line Side (To WAN)
Figure 2 Application Scenario
A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
bull NIC System Description
The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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128 bit block
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Figure 6 Unrolling rounds Figure 7 Pipeline stages
Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Figure 6 High Performance RDMA Network Communication
Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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PCI-e Connector HTX Connector
Figure 7 PCI-e with intennediate control logic versus HTX direct CPU-to-subsystem connections
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()HyperTransport supports Double Data Rate (DDR)transferrmg data on both the leadmg and trallmg edge of the clock Therefore HyperTransports bandwidth is more appropriately represented by the term
Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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$27173450
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
I 1 1
(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
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Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total funds requested for all equipment listed in the attached file
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Abstract In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 ObIs and beyond High performance computing largeshyscale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 ObIs Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing peta-scale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis fot high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 ObIs with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 ObIs rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITIJ) and the Institute ofElectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SG-lS) ofITIJ has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTIJ4) for 100 ObIs Wide Area Networks (WANs) in mid-201O The IEEE 8023ba task forceis addressing both 40 Gbs and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying interfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 ObIs connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementhlg such
offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 ObIs applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications at or beyond 100 ObIs This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
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Co-PI Dr Payman Zarkesh-Ha Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico Email paymaneceunmedu
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In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 Obis and beyond High performance computing large-scale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 Obis Department of Energy (DOE)national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing petascale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis for high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 Obis with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 Obis rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (lTU) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SO-15) of ITU has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTU4) for 100 Obis Wide Area Networks (WANs) inmid-20l0 The IEEE 8023ba task force is addressing both 40 Obis and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying ~nterfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 Obis connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementing such offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has-developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 Obis applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications ator beyond 100 Obis This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Oate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
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Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario bull NIC System Description
bull Physical-Layer WAN Connection bull OTN Framing bull High Bandwidth Encryption bull Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) bull High speed Processor Interconnects
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan bull Conclusion
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The continuing rapid increase in the size of data transfers has necessitated the development of infrastructure that can support reliable high bandwidth data exchange at 40 - 100 Gbs Massive data streams are being generated by researchers collaborating globally on high energy physics climate forecasts and genomics Existing storage solutions that manage petabytes of data can easily achieve total data rates of several hundred gigabits per second Even though reliable 10 Gbs links are commonly available for such applications the option of aggregating these links to create a bigger pipe is being quickly surpassed by emerging bandwidth needs Typically aggregation of more than four links leads to management and troubleshooting issues along with reduced real estate and increased power and cooling requirements Clearly there is a pressing need to develop network infrastructure for the ever-increasing needs of high performance computing and storage
Acadia Optronics proposes to develop a 100 Gbs NIC card by leveraging emerging line-side and host-Side interface technologies The NIC card will provide a reliable and lossless circuitshyswitched connection between gateway hosts and the Wide Area Network (WAN) Recent advances in the development of optical transport links will enable long-haul transmission at rates of 100 Gbs and beyond The NIC wiIIincorporate a high speed large-scale FPGAthat will allow avariety of processor tasks to be offioaded High speed processor and IO interconnects such as those under development hy Tntel and AMD will he used to provide high performance data trllOsfer between host resurces and the NI C card The system concept is shown in Figure 1
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Acadia in partnership with the University of New Mexico will undertake the development of the FPGA-based NIC card which will be comprised of a core for optical data framing a high speed encryption module an RDMA engine and a high speed processor-interconnect core These modules allow critical functions to be performed with no host-processor overhead Applications such as file transfer will be able to operate at high throughput-rates via the RDMA engine which allows transfer of data between memory systems on two different hosts without any hostshyprocessor overhead It is expected that high bandwidth connections at 40-l00 Gbs will be highly reliable circuit-switched links obviating the need for operations such as congestion control packet reordering and retransmission
Acadia and UNM will initially develop a system capable of operating at 40 Gbs that can be further scaled to lOO ObIs The maturity of the system componentsmodules operating at 40 Gbs makes this an attractive intermediate milestone High speed interconnects operating at rates up to 80 ObIs are readily available in the market while those operating at ratesgt1 00 Obis are currently under test by the manufacturers and are expected to be available in the near future(Q4 2009) Similarly a framing standard for rates up to 43 Gbs (OTU3) has already been adopted and implemented by many vendors supplying ASICIFPOA cores while specifications for the 0709 standard for 100 Gbs (OTU4) are currently being finalized The intermediate system operating at 40 Obiswill thus facilitate a smooth transition toWards 100 Obis operation
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A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
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The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Figure 6 High Performance RDMA Network Communication
Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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Abstract In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 ObIs and beyond High performance computing largeshyscale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 ObIs Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing peta-scale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis fot high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 ObIs with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 ObIs rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITIJ) and the Institute ofElectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SG-lS) ofITIJ has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTIJ4) for 100 ObIs Wide Area Networks (WANs) in mid-201O The IEEE 8023ba task forceis addressing both 40 Gbs and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying interfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 ObIs connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementhlg such
offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 ObIs applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications at or beyond 100 ObIs This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
Acadia Optronics LLC
END-SYSTEM NETWORK INTERFACECONTROLLER FOR 100 Gbs WIDE AREA NETWORKS
DOE Funding Opportunity Number DE-PS02-09-ER09-01
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Co-PI Dr Payman Zarkesh-Ha Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico Email paymaneceunmedu
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In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 Obis and beyond High performance computing large-scale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 Obis Department of Energy (DOE)national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing petascale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis for high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 Obis with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 Obis rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (lTU) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SO-15) of ITU has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTU4) for 100 Obis Wide Area Networks (WANs) inmid-20l0 The IEEE 8023ba task force is addressing both 40 Obis and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying ~nterfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 Obis connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementing such offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has-developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 Obis applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications ator beyond 100 Obis This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Oate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
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Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario bull NIC System Description
bull Physical-Layer WAN Connection bull OTN Framing bull High Bandwidth Encryption bull Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) bull High speed Processor Interconnects
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan bull Conclusion
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario
The continuing rapid increase in the size of data transfers has necessitated the development of infrastructure that can support reliable high bandwidth data exchange at 40 - 100 Gbs Massive data streams are being generated by researchers collaborating globally on high energy physics climate forecasts and genomics Existing storage solutions that manage petabytes of data can easily achieve total data rates of several hundred gigabits per second Even though reliable 10 Gbs links are commonly available for such applications the option of aggregating these links to create a bigger pipe is being quickly surpassed by emerging bandwidth needs Typically aggregation of more than four links leads to management and troubleshooting issues along with reduced real estate and increased power and cooling requirements Clearly there is a pressing need to develop network infrastructure for the ever-increasing needs of high performance computing and storage
Acadia Optronics proposes to develop a 100 Gbs NIC card by leveraging emerging line-side and host-Side interface technologies The NIC card will provide a reliable and lossless circuitshyswitched connection between gateway hosts and the Wide Area Network (WAN) Recent advances in the development of optical transport links will enable long-haul transmission at rates of 100 Gbs and beyond The NIC wiIIincorporate a high speed large-scale FPGAthat will allow avariety of processor tasks to be offioaded High speed processor and IO interconnects such as those under development hy Tntel and AMD will he used to provide high performance data trllOsfer between host resurces and the NI C card The system concept is shown in Figure 1
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Acadia in partnership with the University of New Mexico will undertake the development of the FPGA-based NIC card which will be comprised of a core for optical data framing a high speed encryption module an RDMA engine and a high speed processor-interconnect core These modules allow critical functions to be performed with no host-processor overhead Applications such as file transfer will be able to operate at high throughput-rates via the RDMA engine which allows transfer of data between memory systems on two different hosts without any hostshyprocessor overhead It is expected that high bandwidth connections at 40-l00 Gbs will be highly reliable circuit-switched links obviating the need for operations such as congestion control packet reordering and retransmission
Acadia and UNM will initially develop a system capable of operating at 40 Gbs that can be further scaled to lOO ObIs The maturity of the system componentsmodules operating at 40 Gbs makes this an attractive intermediate milestone High speed interconnects operating at rates up to 80 ObIs are readily available in the market while those operating at ratesgt1 00 Obis are currently under test by the manufacturers and are expected to be available in the near future(Q4 2009) Similarly a framing standard for rates up to 43 Gbs (OTU3) has already been adopted and implemented by many vendors supplying ASICIFPOA cores while specifications for the 0709 standard for 100 Gbs (OTU4) are currently being finalized The intermediate system operating at 40 Obiswill thus facilitate a smooth transition toWards 100 Obis operation
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Gateway Host
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A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
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The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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PCI-e Connector HTX Connector
Figure 7 PCI-e with intennediate control logic versus HTX direct CPU-to-subsystem connections
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()HyperTransport supports Double Data Rate (DDR)transferrmg data on both the leadmg and trallmg edge of the clock Therefore HyperTransports bandwidth is more appropriately represented by the term
Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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END-SYSTEM NETWORK INTERFACE CONTROLLER FOR 100 Gbs WIDE AREA NETWORKS
DOE Funding Opportunity Number DE-PS02-09ER09-01
PI Dr Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC
Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Co-PI Dr Payman Zarkesh-Ha Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico Email paymaneceunmedu
Abstract In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 ObIs and beyond High performance computing largeshyscale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 ObIs Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing peta-scale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis fot high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 ObIs with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 ObIs rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITIJ) and the Institute ofElectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SG-lS) ofITIJ has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTIJ4) for 100 ObIs Wide Area Networks (WANs) in mid-201O The IEEE 8023ba task forceis addressing both 40 Gbs and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying interfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 ObIs connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementhlg such
offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 ObIs applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications at or beyond 100 ObIs This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
Acadia Optronics LLC
END-SYSTEM NETWORK INTERFACECONTROLLER FOR 100 Gbs WIDE AREA NETWORKS
DOE Funding Opportunity Number DE-PS02-09-ER09-01
PI Dr Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC
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Co-PI Dr Payman Zarkesh-Ha Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico Email paymaneceunmedu
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Executive SummaryAbstract 2 Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach 3 Budget Pages and Justification 14
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In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 Obis and beyond High performance computing large-scale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 Obis Department of Energy (DOE)national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing petascale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis for high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 Obis with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 Obis rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (lTU) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SO-15) of ITU has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTU4) for 100 Obis Wide Area Networks (WANs) inmid-20l0 The IEEE 8023ba task force is addressing both 40 Obis and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying ~nterfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 Obis connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementing such offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has-developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 Obis applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications ator beyond 100 Obis This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Oate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
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Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario bull NIC System Description
bull Physical-Layer WAN Connection bull OTN Framing bull High Bandwidth Encryption bull Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) bull High speed Processor Interconnects
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan bull Conclusion
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario
The continuing rapid increase in the size of data transfers has necessitated the development of infrastructure that can support reliable high bandwidth data exchange at 40 - 100 Gbs Massive data streams are being generated by researchers collaborating globally on high energy physics climate forecasts and genomics Existing storage solutions that manage petabytes of data can easily achieve total data rates of several hundred gigabits per second Even though reliable 10 Gbs links are commonly available for such applications the option of aggregating these links to create a bigger pipe is being quickly surpassed by emerging bandwidth needs Typically aggregation of more than four links leads to management and troubleshooting issues along with reduced real estate and increased power and cooling requirements Clearly there is a pressing need to develop network infrastructure for the ever-increasing needs of high performance computing and storage
Acadia Optronics proposes to develop a 100 Gbs NIC card by leveraging emerging line-side and host-Side interface technologies The NIC card will provide a reliable and lossless circuitshyswitched connection between gateway hosts and the Wide Area Network (WAN) Recent advances in the development of optical transport links will enable long-haul transmission at rates of 100 Gbs and beyond The NIC wiIIincorporate a high speed large-scale FPGAthat will allow avariety of processor tasks to be offioaded High speed processor and IO interconnects such as those under development hy Tntel and AMD will he used to provide high performance data trllOsfer between host resurces and the NI C card The system concept is shown in Figure 1
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Acadia in partnership with the University of New Mexico will undertake the development of the FPGA-based NIC card which will be comprised of a core for optical data framing a high speed encryption module an RDMA engine and a high speed processor-interconnect core These modules allow critical functions to be performed with no host-processor overhead Applications such as file transfer will be able to operate at high throughput-rates via the RDMA engine which allows transfer of data between memory systems on two different hosts without any hostshyprocessor overhead It is expected that high bandwidth connections at 40-l00 Gbs will be highly reliable circuit-switched links obviating the need for operations such as congestion control packet reordering and retransmission
Acadia and UNM will initially develop a system capable of operating at 40 Gbs that can be further scaled to lOO ObIs The maturity of the system componentsmodules operating at 40 Gbs makes this an attractive intermediate milestone High speed interconnects operating at rates up to 80 ObIs are readily available in the market while those operating at ratesgt1 00 Obis are currently under test by the manufacturers and are expected to be available in the near future(Q4 2009) Similarly a framing standard for rates up to 43 Gbs (OTU3) has already been adopted and implemented by many vendors supplying ASICIFPOA cores while specifications for the 0709 standard for 100 Gbs (OTU4) are currently being finalized The intermediate system operating at 40 Obiswill thus facilitate a smooth transition toWards 100 Obis operation
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Gateway Host
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Figure 2 Application Scenario
A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
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The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
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Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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()HyperTransport supports Double Data Rate (DDR)transferrmg data on both the leadmg and trallmg edge of the clock Therefore HyperTransports bandwidth is more appropriately represented by the term
Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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END-SYSTEM NETWORK INTERFACE CONTROLLER FOR 100 Gbs WIDE AREA NETWORKS
DOE Funding Opportunity Number DE-PS02-09ER09-01
PI Dr Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC
Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Co-PI Dr Payman Zarkesh-Ha Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico Email paymaneceunmedu
Abstract In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 ObIs and beyond High performance computing largeshyscale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 ObIs Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing peta-scale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis fot high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 ObIs with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 ObIs rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITIJ) and the Institute ofElectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SG-lS) ofITIJ has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTIJ4) for 100 ObIs Wide Area Networks (WANs) in mid-201O The IEEE 8023ba task forceis addressing both 40 Gbs and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying interfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 ObIs connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementhlg such
offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 ObIs applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications at or beyond 100 ObIs This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
Acadia Optronics LLC
END-SYSTEM NETWORK INTERFACECONTROLLER FOR 100 Gbs WIDE AREA NETWORKS
DOE Funding Opportunity Number DE-PS02-09-ER09-01
PI Dr Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC
Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Co-PI Dr Payman Zarkesh-Ha Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico Email paymaneceunmedu
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Acadia Optronics LLC Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
$500000 $500000 $500000 University ofNew Mexico $200000 $200000 $200000 Total $700000 $700000 $700000
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Executive SummaryAbstract 2 Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach 3 Budget Pages and Justification 14
Facilities and Equipment 31 Citations 32
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Executive SummaryIAbstract
In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 Obis and beyond High performance computing large-scale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 Obis Department of Energy (DOE)national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing petascale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis for high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 Obis with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 Obis rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (lTU) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SO-15) of ITU has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTU4) for 100 Obis Wide Area Networks (WANs) inmid-20l0 The IEEE 8023ba task force is addressing both 40 Obis and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying ~nterfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 Obis connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementing such offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has-developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 Obis applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications ator beyond 100 Obis This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Oate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
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Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario bull NIC System Description
bull Physical-Layer WAN Connection bull OTN Framing bull High Bandwidth Encryption bull Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) bull High speed Processor Interconnects
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan bull Conclusion
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario
The continuing rapid increase in the size of data transfers has necessitated the development of infrastructure that can support reliable high bandwidth data exchange at 40 - 100 Gbs Massive data streams are being generated by researchers collaborating globally on high energy physics climate forecasts and genomics Existing storage solutions that manage petabytes of data can easily achieve total data rates of several hundred gigabits per second Even though reliable 10 Gbs links are commonly available for such applications the option of aggregating these links to create a bigger pipe is being quickly surpassed by emerging bandwidth needs Typically aggregation of more than four links leads to management and troubleshooting issues along with reduced real estate and increased power and cooling requirements Clearly there is a pressing need to develop network infrastructure for the ever-increasing needs of high performance computing and storage
Acadia Optronics proposes to develop a 100 Gbs NIC card by leveraging emerging line-side and host-Side interface technologies The NIC card will provide a reliable and lossless circuitshyswitched connection between gateway hosts and the Wide Area Network (WAN) Recent advances in the development of optical transport links will enable long-haul transmission at rates of 100 Gbs and beyond The NIC wiIIincorporate a high speed large-scale FPGAthat will allow avariety of processor tasks to be offioaded High speed processor and IO interconnects such as those under development hy Tntel and AMD will he used to provide high performance data trllOsfer between host resurces and the NI C card The system concept is shown in Figure 1
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Figure 1 NIC System Diagram
Acadia in partnership with the University of New Mexico will undertake the development of the FPGA-based NIC card which will be comprised of a core for optical data framing a high speed encryption module an RDMA engine and a high speed processor-interconnect core These modules allow critical functions to be performed with no host-processor overhead Applications such as file transfer will be able to operate at high throughput-rates via the RDMA engine which allows transfer of data between memory systems on two different hosts without any hostshyprocessor overhead It is expected that high bandwidth connections at 40-l00 Gbs will be highly reliable circuit-switched links obviating the need for operations such as congestion control packet reordering and retransmission
Acadia and UNM will initially develop a system capable of operating at 40 Gbs that can be further scaled to lOO ObIs The maturity of the system componentsmodules operating at 40 Gbs makes this an attractive intermediate milestone High speed interconnects operating at rates up to 80 ObIs are readily available in the market while those operating at ratesgt1 00 Obis are currently under test by the manufacturers and are expected to be available in the near future(Q4 2009) Similarly a framing standard for rates up to 43 Gbs (OTU3) has already been adopted and implemented by many vendors supplying ASICIFPOA cores while specifications for the 0709 standard for 100 Gbs (OTU4) are currently being finalized The intermediate system operating at 40 Obiswill thus facilitate a smooth transition toWards 100 Obis operation
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Gateway Host
Line Side (To WAN)
Figure 2 Application Scenario
A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
bull NIC System Description
The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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Client Signal k =the order
OPUk - Optical Channel Payload Unit 1 25G 2 10G
ODUkmiddot Optical Channel Oata Unit 4 100G
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Figure 6 Unrolling rounds Figure 7 Pipeline stages
Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Figure 6 High Performance RDMA Network Communication
Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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$27173450
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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END-SYSTEM NETWORK INTERFACECONTROLLER FOR 100 Gbs WIDE AREA NETWORKS
DOE Funding Opportunity Number DE-PS02-09-ER09-01
PI Dr Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC
Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Co-PI Dr Payman Zarkesh-Ha Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Mexico Email paymaneceunmedu
Requested Budget
Acadia Optronics LLC Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
$500000 $500000 $500000 University ofNew Mexico $200000 $200000 $200000 Total $700000 $700000 $700000
Table of Contents
Executive SummaryAbstract 2 Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach 3 Budget Pages and Justification 14
Facilities and Equipment 31 Citations 32
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Executive SummaryIAbstract
In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 Obis and beyond High performance computing large-scale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 Obis Department of Energy (DOE)national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing petascale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis for high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 Obis with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 Obis rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (lTU) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SO-15) of ITU has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTU4) for 100 Obis Wide Area Networks (WANs) inmid-20l0 The IEEE 8023ba task force is addressing both 40 Obis and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying ~nterfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 Obis connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementing such offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has-developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 Obis applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications ator beyond 100 Obis This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Oate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
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Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario bull NIC System Description
bull Physical-Layer WAN Connection bull OTN Framing bull High Bandwidth Encryption bull Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) bull High speed Processor Interconnects
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan bull Conclusion
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario
The continuing rapid increase in the size of data transfers has necessitated the development of infrastructure that can support reliable high bandwidth data exchange at 40 - 100 Gbs Massive data streams are being generated by researchers collaborating globally on high energy physics climate forecasts and genomics Existing storage solutions that manage petabytes of data can easily achieve total data rates of several hundred gigabits per second Even though reliable 10 Gbs links are commonly available for such applications the option of aggregating these links to create a bigger pipe is being quickly surpassed by emerging bandwidth needs Typically aggregation of more than four links leads to management and troubleshooting issues along with reduced real estate and increased power and cooling requirements Clearly there is a pressing need to develop network infrastructure for the ever-increasing needs of high performance computing and storage
Acadia Optronics proposes to develop a 100 Gbs NIC card by leveraging emerging line-side and host-Side interface technologies The NIC card will provide a reliable and lossless circuitshyswitched connection between gateway hosts and the Wide Area Network (WAN) Recent advances in the development of optical transport links will enable long-haul transmission at rates of 100 Gbs and beyond The NIC wiIIincorporate a high speed large-scale FPGAthat will allow avariety of processor tasks to be offioaded High speed processor and IO interconnects such as those under development hy Tntel and AMD will he used to provide high performance data trllOsfer between host resurces and the NI C card The system concept is shown in Figure 1
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Figure 1 NIC System Diagram
Acadia in partnership with the University of New Mexico will undertake the development of the FPGA-based NIC card which will be comprised of a core for optical data framing a high speed encryption module an RDMA engine and a high speed processor-interconnect core These modules allow critical functions to be performed with no host-processor overhead Applications such as file transfer will be able to operate at high throughput-rates via the RDMA engine which allows transfer of data between memory systems on two different hosts without any hostshyprocessor overhead It is expected that high bandwidth connections at 40-l00 Gbs will be highly reliable circuit-switched links obviating the need for operations such as congestion control packet reordering and retransmission
Acadia and UNM will initially develop a system capable of operating at 40 Gbs that can be further scaled to lOO ObIs The maturity of the system componentsmodules operating at 40 Gbs makes this an attractive intermediate milestone High speed interconnects operating at rates up to 80 ObIs are readily available in the market while those operating at ratesgt1 00 Obis are currently under test by the manufacturers and are expected to be available in the near future(Q4 2009) Similarly a framing standard for rates up to 43 Gbs (OTU3) has already been adopted and implemented by many vendors supplying ASICIFPOA cores while specifications for the 0709 standard for 100 Gbs (OTU4) are currently being finalized The intermediate system operating at 40 Obiswill thus facilitate a smooth transition toWards 100 Obis operation
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Gateway Host
Line Side (To WAN)
Figure 2 Application Scenario
A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
bull NIC System Description
The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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Client Signal k =the order
OPUk - Optical Channel Payload Unit 1 25G 2 10G
ODUkmiddot Optical Channel Oata Unit 4 100G
- 3 40G - OTUk - Optical Channel Transport Unit
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Figure 6 Unrolling rounds Figure 7 Pipeline stages
Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Figure 6 High Performance RDMA Network Communication
Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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Figure 7 PCI-e with intennediate control logic versus HTX direct CPU-to-subsystem connections
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Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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9 Bibliography amp References Cited
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
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IAcue Approval
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4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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Executive SummaryIAbstract
In recent years network bandwidth requirements have scaled multiple folds pushing the need for the development of data exchange mechanisms at 100 Obis and beyond High performance computing large-scale storage and collaborative scientific research are examples of applications that can leverage high bandwidth capabilities of the order of 100 Obis Department of Energy (DOE)national laboratories such as Oak Ridge (ORNL) Lawrence Livermore (LLNL) and Los Alamos (LANL) have been rapidly amassing petascale capabilities Supercomputers such as Roadrunner (LANL) and Jaguar (ORNL) performing trillions of mathematical operations per second are producing enormous amounts of data and thus will greatly benefit from high bandwidth data transfer capabilities Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has reported an immediate need for end-to-end bandwidth of 60 to 80 Obis for high energy physics experiments such as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) [1] Such requirements are driving the development of network infrastructure supporting throughput rates of the order of 100 Obis with a single wavelength
Until recently development of a solution operating at 100 Obis rates has been impeded by both line-side and host-side limitations Advances in overcoming physical impairments have enabled commercially feasible long-haul transmission systems in the 100 Obis realm 0709 and Ethernet standards supporting 100 ObIs operation are being developed by the International Telecommunication Union (lTU) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) respectively Study Oroup 15 (SO-15) of ITU has been focusing on development of Optical Transport Networks (OTN) and is expected to complete the specification of Optical Transport Unit 4 (OTU4) for 100 Obis Wide Area Networks (WANs) inmid-20l0 The IEEE 8023ba task force is addressing both 40 Obis and 100 Obis Ethernet standards specifying ~nterfaces for distances up to 40 km Finally advanced host-system interconnects have been developed which enable high bandwidth low latency operation suitable for 100 Obis connections
To maintain multi-gigabit-per-second line rates it is necessary to offload processor-intensive protocol and application-specific tasks to the Network Interface Controller (NIC) At 100 Obis implementing such offload capabilities is especially challenging Acadia has-developed offload engines and NIC cards that accelerate network processing for high bandwidth connections Our proposed design incorporates offload functions specifically targeting 100 Obis applications
Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University of New Mexico proposes to develop a system-level solution that will enable WAN communications ator beyond 100 Obis This effort will employ a high capacity physical link capable ofoptical transmission at data rates in excess of 100 Obis High performance point-to-point processor interconnects will be used to enable high bandwidth low latency data links between the host system and a Field Programmable Oate Array (FPOA)-based NIC card Our work is intended to pave the way for a robust 100 Obis deployment in support of the DOE mission and emerging commercial activities
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Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario bull NIC System Description
bull Physical-Layer WAN Connection bull OTN Framing bull High Bandwidth Encryption bull Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) bull High speed Processor Interconnects
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan bull Conclusion
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario
The continuing rapid increase in the size of data transfers has necessitated the development of infrastructure that can support reliable high bandwidth data exchange at 40 - 100 Gbs Massive data streams are being generated by researchers collaborating globally on high energy physics climate forecasts and genomics Existing storage solutions that manage petabytes of data can easily achieve total data rates of several hundred gigabits per second Even though reliable 10 Gbs links are commonly available for such applications the option of aggregating these links to create a bigger pipe is being quickly surpassed by emerging bandwidth needs Typically aggregation of more than four links leads to management and troubleshooting issues along with reduced real estate and increased power and cooling requirements Clearly there is a pressing need to develop network infrastructure for the ever-increasing needs of high performance computing and storage
Acadia Optronics proposes to develop a 100 Gbs NIC card by leveraging emerging line-side and host-Side interface technologies The NIC card will provide a reliable and lossless circuitshyswitched connection between gateway hosts and the Wide Area Network (WAN) Recent advances in the development of optical transport links will enable long-haul transmission at rates of 100 Gbs and beyond The NIC wiIIincorporate a high speed large-scale FPGAthat will allow avariety of processor tasks to be offioaded High speed processor and IO interconnects such as those under development hy Tntel and AMD will he used to provide high performance data trllOsfer between host resurces and the NI C card The system concept is shown in Figure 1
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Host-Side iLine-Side
Figure 1 NIC System Diagram
Acadia in partnership with the University of New Mexico will undertake the development of the FPGA-based NIC card which will be comprised of a core for optical data framing a high speed encryption module an RDMA engine and a high speed processor-interconnect core These modules allow critical functions to be performed with no host-processor overhead Applications such as file transfer will be able to operate at high throughput-rates via the RDMA engine which allows transfer of data between memory systems on two different hosts without any hostshyprocessor overhead It is expected that high bandwidth connections at 40-l00 Gbs will be highly reliable circuit-switched links obviating the need for operations such as congestion control packet reordering and retransmission
Acadia and UNM will initially develop a system capable of operating at 40 Gbs that can be further scaled to lOO ObIs The maturity of the system componentsmodules operating at 40 Gbs makes this an attractive intermediate milestone High speed interconnects operating at rates up to 80 ObIs are readily available in the market while those operating at ratesgt1 00 Obis are currently under test by the manufacturers and are expected to be available in the near future(Q4 2009) Similarly a framing standard for rates up to 43 Gbs (OTU3) has already been adopted and implemented by many vendors supplying ASICIFPOA cores while specifications for the 0709 standard for 100 Gbs (OTU4) are currently being finalized The intermediate system operating at 40 Obiswill thus facilitate a smooth transition toWards 100 Obis operation
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Gateway Host
Line Side (To WAN)
Figure 2 Application Scenario
A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
bull NIC System Description
The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Figure 6 Unrolling rounds Figure 7 Pipeline stages
Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Figure 6 High Performance RDMA Network Communication
Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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PCI-e Connector HTX Connector
Figure 7 PCI-e with intennediate control logic versus HTX direct CPU-to-subsystem connections
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Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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Identification and Significance of the Problem and Technical Approach
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario bull NIC System Description
bull Physical-Layer WAN Connection bull OTN Framing bull High Bandwidth Encryption bull Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) bull High speed Processor Interconnects
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan bull Conclusion
bull Overview and End-to-End Application Scenario
The continuing rapid increase in the size of data transfers has necessitated the development of infrastructure that can support reliable high bandwidth data exchange at 40 - 100 Gbs Massive data streams are being generated by researchers collaborating globally on high energy physics climate forecasts and genomics Existing storage solutions that manage petabytes of data can easily achieve total data rates of several hundred gigabits per second Even though reliable 10 Gbs links are commonly available for such applications the option of aggregating these links to create a bigger pipe is being quickly surpassed by emerging bandwidth needs Typically aggregation of more than four links leads to management and troubleshooting issues along with reduced real estate and increased power and cooling requirements Clearly there is a pressing need to develop network infrastructure for the ever-increasing needs of high performance computing and storage
Acadia Optronics proposes to develop a 100 Gbs NIC card by leveraging emerging line-side and host-Side interface technologies The NIC card will provide a reliable and lossless circuitshyswitched connection between gateway hosts and the Wide Area Network (WAN) Recent advances in the development of optical transport links will enable long-haul transmission at rates of 100 Gbs and beyond The NIC wiIIincorporate a high speed large-scale FPGAthat will allow avariety of processor tasks to be offioaded High speed processor and IO interconnects such as those under development hy Tntel and AMD will he used to provide high performance data trllOsfer between host resurces and the NI C card The system concept is shown in Figure 1
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Figure 1 NIC System Diagram
Acadia in partnership with the University of New Mexico will undertake the development of the FPGA-based NIC card which will be comprised of a core for optical data framing a high speed encryption module an RDMA engine and a high speed processor-interconnect core These modules allow critical functions to be performed with no host-processor overhead Applications such as file transfer will be able to operate at high throughput-rates via the RDMA engine which allows transfer of data between memory systems on two different hosts without any hostshyprocessor overhead It is expected that high bandwidth connections at 40-l00 Gbs will be highly reliable circuit-switched links obviating the need for operations such as congestion control packet reordering and retransmission
Acadia and UNM will initially develop a system capable of operating at 40 Gbs that can be further scaled to lOO ObIs The maturity of the system componentsmodules operating at 40 Gbs makes this an attractive intermediate milestone High speed interconnects operating at rates up to 80 ObIs are readily available in the market while those operating at ratesgt1 00 Obis are currently under test by the manufacturers and are expected to be available in the near future(Q4 2009) Similarly a framing standard for rates up to 43 Gbs (OTU3) has already been adopted and implemented by many vendors supplying ASICIFPOA cores while specifications for the 0709 standard for 100 Gbs (OTU4) are currently being finalized The intermediate system operating at 40 Obiswill thus facilitate a smooth transition toWards 100 Obis operation
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Figure 2 Application Scenario
A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
bull NIC System Description
The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
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Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
Person-Monlhs Per Year Committelt to the Cal Acad 01 Sumr 00 Projea Support o CtJrrent ~ PifIdiing o Submission Planned in Near Fuiiure o Transfer of Support PRljectIProposal nUe A Reconfgurable Readout Circuit ror Integralampd Infrared Spectl1ll Sensing
Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
I Tille Sauroe of Support D Total Award Amount I Total Award PeriocfCovered lacaIion af Proiett ~ Per YearComtniUed to the ProjeCt Cal Acad Sumr
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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Figure 1 NIC System Diagram
Acadia in partnership with the University of New Mexico will undertake the development of the FPGA-based NIC card which will be comprised of a core for optical data framing a high speed encryption module an RDMA engine and a high speed processor-interconnect core These modules allow critical functions to be performed with no host-processor overhead Applications such as file transfer will be able to operate at high throughput-rates via the RDMA engine which allows transfer of data between memory systems on two different hosts without any hostshyprocessor overhead It is expected that high bandwidth connections at 40-l00 Gbs will be highly reliable circuit-switched links obviating the need for operations such as congestion control packet reordering and retransmission
Acadia and UNM will initially develop a system capable of operating at 40 Gbs that can be further scaled to lOO ObIs The maturity of the system componentsmodules operating at 40 Gbs makes this an attractive intermediate milestone High speed interconnects operating at rates up to 80 ObIs are readily available in the market while those operating at ratesgt1 00 Obis are currently under test by the manufacturers and are expected to be available in the near future(Q4 2009) Similarly a framing standard for rates up to 43 Gbs (OTU3) has already been adopted and implemented by many vendors supplying ASICIFPOA cores while specifications for the 0709 standard for 100 Gbs (OTU4) are currently being finalized The intermediate system operating at 40 Obiswill thus facilitate a smooth transition toWards 100 Obis operation
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Gateway Host
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Figure 2 Application Scenario
A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
bull NIC System Description
The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Figure 6 High Performance RDMA Network Communication
Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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Line Side (To WAN)
Figure 2 Application Scenario
A typical application scenario is presented in Figure 2 which illustrates the transfer of data fromto a storage solution and a compute cluster across a physical long-haul link at 100Gbs The diagram shows a storage system consisting of several nodes and compute clusters each of which is attached to a 10 Gbs NIC These 10 Gbs links are combined to form a 100 Gbs pipe using a switch performing link aggregation The gateway host incorporating a 100 ObIs host adapter co-ordinates and coalesces messages and serves as a platform for high level applications such as file transfer The host adapter is envisioned to be similar to the proposed NIC and could provide additional functions to assist the application The application operating on the gateway host would initiate an RDMA transfer via the NIC which performs encryption and encapsulates data into anoptical frame before transmission across the physical WAN link
bull NIC System Description
The envisioned system (Figure I) consists of a 100 ObIs optical link driven by an FPOA-based NIC capable of network processing at line rate The host system communicates with the NIC via an ultra-high-speed interconnect These modules are briefly discussed in the following sections
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
Rows
Client Signal k =the order
OPUk - Optical Channel Payload Unit 1 25G 2 10G
ODUkmiddot Optical Channel Oata Unit 4 100G
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Figure 6 Unrolling rounds Figure 7 Pipeline stages
Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Figure 6 High Performance RDMA Network Communication
Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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PCI-e Connector HTX Connector
Figure 7 PCI-e with intennediate control logic versus HTX direct CPU-to-subsystem connections
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()HyperTransport supports Double Data Rate (DDR)transferrmg data on both the leadmg and trallmg edge of the clock Therefore HyperTransports bandwidth is more appropriately represented by the term
Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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- Physical Layer WAN Connection
Several efforts are underway at companies such as Alcatel-Lucent and Opnextto develop longshy haul physical links capable of 100 Gbs operation Multi-level encoding and coherent optical detection methods are now being employed to develop these optical links In particular a longshy
haul link under development at Opnext includes features such as
Fractional sampling that allows the use of existing Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) Compensation of optical impairments in the electrical domain with a Digital Signal
Processor (DSP) Quadrature amplitude modulation
Figure 3 shows the TXIRX implementation of a 100 Gbs long-haul physical link
Figure 3 100 Obis long-haul physical link
Recently a Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) [3J for transceivers operating at 100 Obis designated CFP has emerged with broad industry support The proposed NIC envisioned by Acadia will utilize a CFP module to interface to the long-haul transmission systems now under development by other vendors The MSA-compliant CFP module will support electrical interface specifications such as CAUl XLAUI SFI-S2 and SFI-S An IEEE 8023ba compliant Attachment Unit Interface (AUl) - XLAUI for the 40 Obis intermediate goal and CAUl for 100 Obis transmission - is particularly attractive for the interface between the NIC card and the CFP module in the envisioned system
- OTN Framing
OTN as described in the ITU recommendationO709 adds operations administration maintenance and provisioning (OAMampP) functionality to optical carriers OTN specifies a digital wrapper which encapsulates an existing frame of data regardless of the native protocol to create an optical data unit (OD U) similar to thatused in Synchronous optical networking (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) The digital wrapper enables wrapping of multiple existing frames of data into a single entity using flexible frame sizes A key element of this digital wrapper ~s the Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanism that improves the bit-error rate on noisy links Digital wrappers have already been defined by ITU for 40 Obis (Optical Transport Unit OTU3) operation and currently specifications for 100 Obis (OTU4) operation are being developed
Acadia will initially use the OTU3 standard to demonstrate the operation of the NIC solution at 40 Obis With the completion of the 100 Obis OTU4 standard specification a corresponding
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
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Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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PCI-e Connector HTX Connector
Figure 7 PCI-e with intennediate control logic versus HTX direct CPU-to-subsystem connections
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()HyperTransport supports Double Data Rate (DDR)transferrmg data on both the leadmg and trallmg edge of the clock Therefore HyperTransports bandwidth is more appropriately represented by the term
Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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OTU4 hardware core will be used to demonstrate operation at 100 Gbs The generic OTN frame format for OTUk (k = 123) is shown in Figure 4 The framing standard for different transmission rates allows easy transition from one rate of operation to another which further simplifies Acadias goal of scaling the initial 40 Obis solution to 100 Obis
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- High Bandwidth Encryption
Data-security is an integral part of every communication system operating over a network For a high speed solution such as the one envisioned by Acadia data needs to be secured via an encryption mechanism operating at line rate To address this a high speed Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) FPOA core will be used by Acadia to encrypt data in the NIC card AES has been chosen as an ideal encryption algorithm by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) after a 5-year standardization process in which fifteen competing designs were extensively analyzedAES a symmetric block encryption algorithm performs encryptiondecryption on 128-bit data-blocks Every input data-block is modified in several rounds ofprocessing as shown in Figure 5 depending on the size of the input key
AES can be used in several encryption modes such as Cipher Block Chaining (CBC)mode Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode and Counter Mode (CTR) ECB and CTR modes are extensively used in hardware implementations to achieve high throughput as they can be pipelined to a greater extent Each round of encryption consists of four basic functional operations - SubBytes ShijRows MixCoumns and AddRoundKey as shown in Figure 5
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
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Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
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Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
I 1 1
(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Co-PI CV
Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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High throughput rates can be achieved in AES encryption by unrolling and pipe lining all rounds of AES in a balanced manner Three of the four operations in AES (ShiftRows MixCoiumns and AddRoundKey) are linear and hence can be easily unrolled and pipelined However the SubBytes (byte substitution) operation is a non-linear operation that uses an S-Box function to substitute every 8-bit inpllt with a corresponding 8-bit inverse Current hardware implementations of AES in ECB or CTR mode use a table-look mechanism to perform the SubBytes operation where the S-box output for every byte is stored in memory This approach requires a huge amount of memory to store multiple copies ofS-box tables when all 10 rounds of AES are unrolled
The approach followed in this high throughput implementation will replace the table-lookup method of Sub Byte implementation with a compact and highly linear logic-only algorithm proposed by DCanright [x] Logic-only S-Box implementation occupies a smaller chip area when compared to a table-lookup implementation and allows unrolling and pipelining ofevery round of AES
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Each round of AES is unrolled as shown in Figure 6 Figure 7 shows the balanced pipeline of a single round of AES where the entire logic of the round is completely flattened based on the number of logic-gates involved The design is then pipelined by adding registers at appropriate
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
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Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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PCI-e Connector HTX Connector
Figure 7 PCI-e with intennediate control logic versus HTX direct CPU-to-subsystem connections
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()HyperTransport supports Double Data Rate (DDR)transferrmg data on both the leadmg and trallmg edge of the clock Therefore HyperTransports bandwidth is more appropriately represented by the term
Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
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Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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logic-Iev~ls thereby ensuring a constant gate-delay between the pipeline registers It can be seen from Figure 7 that increasing the number ofpipeline registers from 1 to 8 in each round throughput could be scaled from 20 Gbs to 67 Gbs This logic-only Sub Byte AES architecture has been successfully implemented by Acadia in ECB mode demonstrating 67 Gbps throughput in a Virtex-5 LXT FPGA With further pipelining and using latest high speed Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGAs it is strongly believed that it is feasible to achieve a throughput of 100 Gbs and beyond
It maybe noted that functions such as authentication authorization and similar handshaking tasks can be performed at lower-speeds and are not required to be offloaded thus requiring only payload encryption to be performed at line-rate
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
Direct Memory Access (DMA) has been a widely-used technology that preserves CPU cycles for non-memory related tasks by allowing hardware-subsystems to access memory independent of the processor RDMA is a similar protocol that enables fast and efficient movement of data from the memory of one computer into the memory of another computer in a network
Data flow in conventional protocols consists of device driver buffering and copying of data into ~he operating system (OS) buffer which is subsequently transferred into the application memory Such inherent processor overhead and constrained memory bandwidth are performance obstacles for multi-gigabit networks Unlike such conventional techniques RDMA allows the network to directly access the system memory through a dedicated high speed processor interconnect as shown in Figure 6 For a high bandwidth solution such as the one envisioned in this effort the need for an RDMA engine operating at 100 Gbs is critical
Host Computer Network Interface Network Interface Controller (NIC) Host Computer Controller (NIC)
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Current RDMA implementations include Infiniband [7] and Internet Wide Area RDMA Protocol (iWARP) [8] which comprise tasks such as congestion control and packet retransmission and reordering to provide a reliable connection These tasks present a substantial bottleneck for the operation of high bandwidthniulti-gigabit networks To address this issue we propose to develop a light-weight RDMA engine that excludes processor intensive functions such as TCPIP
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
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Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
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simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
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summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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protocol processing For 100 Obis-scale links it is expected thatreliable lossless circuitshyswitched connections will be exclusively employed and hence tasks such as congestion control will not be required Instead a Medium Access Control (MAC) layer will be implemented in the FPOA-based NIC card to provide the necessary flow controL The RDMA engine will only require occasional handshaking between the hosts to confirm successful transmission of datashyblocks ensuring a graceful recovery in case of link disruptions
The RDMA engine described will enable efficient data transfer between hosts in a network at throughput rates of 100 Obis and beyond With such a system applications over a network can operate at 100 Obis with miniscule overhead tis expected that such high speed RDMA systems will be well suited for dynamically provisioned networks made possible through services such as Dynamic Resource Allocation via OMPLS Optical Networks (DRAOON) [5] and On-demand Secure Circuits and Advance Reservation System (OSCARS) [6] developed by DOE
- High speed Processor Interconnects
A high speed interconnect enabling host-side communications at 100 Obis is an integral part of the system-level solution proposed in this project Traditionally backplane interconnects such as the Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) have been used to connect the processor to attached devices such as NrC cards Although PCIe is a convenient interface standard it imposes several limitations for ultra-high-speed applications Most PCre compatible hosts utilize only 8 lanes and it is unlikely that anything beyond 16 lanes will become available The latest generation of PCIe (Oen 20) provides a maximum wire rate of 50 Obis per lane aggregating to 40 Obis under 8-lane operation However the PCle 8bll Ob block encoding scheme imposes a
20 overhead on the data rate thereby limiting the maximum data throughput to 32 Obis This is clearly insufficient even for our 40 Obis intermediate goaL
New high speed processor interconnects have recently been developed by AMD and Intel allowing peripheral components to communicate with the processor at high throughput rates (gt I 00 Obis) AMD has been involved in the development of a high bandwidth low-latency point-to-point processor interconnect technology HyperTransport[9] mainly used in its Opteron and Phenom processors Unlike PCI-e HyperTransport uses a parallel bus interface with a separate dual data rate (DDR) clock As shown in Figure 7 protocol conversions and intermediate bridge function logic are eliminated in HyperTransport enabling high bandwidth communication The most recent commercially available version of HyperTransport (HTX 30) has a maximum data rate of832 Obis and the next generation of HyperTransport (HTX31) currently under development will support a maximum data rate of 024 Obis A comparison of HyperTransport and PCIe is shown in Table 1 below [12]
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Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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$27173450
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
I 1 1
(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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9
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Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students
SecretarialClerical
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List items and dollar amount for each item exceeding $5000
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total funds requested for all equipment listed in the attached file
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2 Stipends
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4 Subsistence
5 ~herLI________________________________________~
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3 Consultant Services
4 ADPComputer Services
S SubawardsiConsortiumContractual Costs
6 Equipment or Facility RentalUser Fees
7 Alterations and Renovations
8
9
10L-__________________________________________~
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3
4 1-1--________-----11-1__---11--____
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6
7
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2 Stipends
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Totals ($)
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1 Domestic
2 Foreign
Section E ParticipantTrainee Support Costs
1 TuitionFeesHealth Insurance
2 Stipends
3 Travel
4 Subsistence
5 Other
6 Number of ParticipantslTrainees
Section F Other Direct Costs
1 Materials and Supplies
2 Publication Costs
3 Consultant Services
4 ADPComputer Services
5 SubawardsiConsortiumContractual Costs
6 Equipment or Facility RentalUser Fees
7 Alterations and Renovations
8 Other 1
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10 Other 3
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J TOTAL DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS (H+O 000 000
K AMOUNT OF ANY REQUIRED COST SHARING FROM NON-FEDERAL SOURCES
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PCI-e Connector HTX Connector
Figure 7 PCI-e with intennediate control logic versus HTX direct CPU-to-subsystem connections
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I Net Bandwidth 16shy 32 OBytess lOA GBytess40Bytess 80Bytessbit Aggregate
()HyperTransport supports Double Data Rate (DDR)transferrmg data on both the leadmg and trallmg edge of the clock Therefore HyperTransports bandwidth is more appropriately represented by the term
Transferssecond than the term Bitssecond
Table I HyperTransport and PCI -e bandwidth comparisonmiddot [12]
Intel has recently released QuickPath [10] a high speed processor interconnect with features similar to that ofHyper Transport QuickPath is a platfonn architecture providing high speed connections between processorsextemal memory and the 10 hubs Like HyperTransport Quick Path is a point-to-point link enabling high bandwidth via a non-blocking switch architecture However unlike HyperTransport which has been established for several years QuickPath is a recently developed technology with limited public information about detailed specifications at this time This work will evaluate and leverage these high speed interconnect technologies to achieve 40 Gbs and 100 Obis operation for the intennediate and final goals respecti vely
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Lead PI Budget Explanation
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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High speed interconnect compatible cards have been developed by a few organizations such as the Computer Architecture Group at the University of Heidelberg Mannheim Germany Their HyperTransport 30 (HT 30) card is comprised of three Xilinx Virtex-5 FPGAs and supports a bidirectional data rate of 768 Gbs [11] This platform could provide a foundation for more advanced capabilities such as those described here for a 100 Gbs NIC
bull Technical Objectives and Work Plan
A detailed work plan outlining tasks for the three-year period is presented in this section All research and development activities will be undertaken by Acadia Optronics in collaboration with the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) UNM will undertake development of cores implementing high speed host-side and physical-link (SFI-5 XLAUI CAUl) interconnects Acadia will develop protocol processing and security modules and perform board-level integration of the NICcard
1) Year 1 - Development of a 40 Gbs solution
The first year effort will mainly focus on the development of the NIC card operating at 40 Gbs While specifications for physical-link standards and host-interconnects for 100 Gbs are currently being finalized the technology for 40 Gbs is within easier reach This intermediate goal is intended to demonstrate interoperability of all the modules of the system thereby enabling a significantly smoother transition to 100 Gbs operation
Tasks undertaken to develop this 40 Gbs solution include Case study of optical physical links being developed by different vendors for
long-haul 40-100 Gbs operation (Acadia) Research existing prototype FPGA boards compatible with high speed processor
interconnects (Acadia amp UNM) Develop cores supporting high speed interconnec~s (UNM) Perform a survey of vendors supplying FPGAIASIC cores formiddotthe OTU3 (up to
43 Gbs) standard (Acadia amp UNM) Develop encryption module operating at 40 Gbs (Acadia) Design and develop a light-weightRDMA engine that provides flow control and
avoids bottleneck causing operations such as congestion control retransmission and reordering (Acadia)
Design and develop an FPGA board with the required interfaces (optical connector high speed backplane interconnect etc) (Acadia amp UNM)
Verify line-rate operation of individual modules OTU3 framing core encryption core RDMA engine and high speed interconnect core (Acadia amp UNM)
Demonstrate operation of all modules in unison in different modes of operation loop back and point-to-point (Acadia amp UNM)
2) Year 2 - Initiate migration of system operating at 40 Gbs to 100 Gbs
Acadia will expand results from the first year effort to develop system modules operating at 100 Gbs in year 2 atld is expected to complete this phase in year 3 Specification of the ITU
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
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Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
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3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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and IEEE 8023ba standards for 100 ObIs operation is expected to be completed by midshy2010 and this is expected to drive the commercial availability of 100 ObIs network switches link aggregation modules and corresponding interfaces High speed interconnects that are currently available provide a maximum throughput of 832 ObIs and those providinggt 1 00 ObIs throughput are currently under testdebug by manufacturers and are expected to be available in Q4 2009
Tasks that will be undertaken to complete this phase of the project are detailed below
Survey FPOAs suitable for 100 ObIs operation It is expected that the recently released Xilinx Virtex-6line of FPOAs will be more suitable for 100 ObIs operation as required interface cores become widely available (Acadia amp UNM)
Develop FPOA board with required FPOAs and interfaces (Acadia amp UNM)
Survey vendors supplying OTU4 framing cores develop OTU4 interface (Acadia amp UNM)
Scale encryption module with additional pipeline stages and necessary modifications to allow 100 Gbs operation (Acadia)
Developlscale RDMA engine with required enhancements to support 100 Gbs transmission (Acadia)
Migrate to high speed interconnect cores enabling 100 Gbs point-to-point connection between processor and attached FPOA card (UNM)
3) Year 3 Complete development of 100 Gbs NIC perform field testing
After the culmination of the year 2 effort extensive field-testing will be performed to enhance maturity of the system using facilities available at research institutions and national laboratories of the DOE (~nsite test and debug will be undertaken to enhance stability of the system over a long-haul link Tasks envisioned under this phase are detailed below
Verify operation of all modules individually in simulation and hardware (Acadia amp UNM)
Coalesce all modules test and debug as and when necessary to confirm intershyoperability of the system (Acadia amp UNM)
Perform field-testing ofall modules using existing network testbeds at National Laboratories and the ESnet (Acadia ampUNM)
Perform onsite debug test and enhancements to provide seamless stable operation of the wide-area link (Acadia amp UNM)
bull Conclusion
Development of a NIC operating at 100 ObIs will enable unprecedented throughput for end-toshyend data transfers over long-haul physical links This system will permit expedited collaboration capabilities better utilization of supercomputing facilities and faster access fromto largescale storage nodes
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
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simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
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summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
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Budget Pages and Justification
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Lead PI (Dr Jesse Wen) Budget Pages See attached Acadia budget (Acadia I OOG NrC budgetpdt)
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
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3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
I 1 1
(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Co-PI CV
Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
Person-Monlhs Per Year Committelt to the Cal Acad 01 Sumr 00 Projea Support o CtJrrent ~ PifIdiing o Submission Planned in Near Fuiiure o Transfer of Support PRljectIProposal nUe A Reconfgurable Readout Circuit ror Integralampd Infrared Spectl1ll Sensing
Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
I 1 1
(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Co-PI CV
Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perfonn site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perfonn joint tasks wIth collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost ofone CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGAshybased development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
$25065216
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Lead PI CV
Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
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4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
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4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
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5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card deveJopment w~ludes layout generation board fabrication components and assembly is estimated to be_ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would be_
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additionallicenses for board design software (OreAD) The cost of one license for the basic version oforCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a costof$17OOO
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Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
I 1 1
(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
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ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
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4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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Jesse Wen Acadia Optronics LLC 1395 Piccard Drive Suite 210 Rockville MD 20850 Voice 301 332-2900 Email jessewenacadiaoptronicscom
Education PhD (physics) Harvard University
AM (physics) Harvard University
BS (physics) California Institute of Technology
Experience Co-founder chainnan and CEO Acadia Optronics LLC Provides system integration engineering research and
development and consulting services to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)uS Department of Commerce Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and US Department of Energy (DOE)
bull Oversaw the design fabrication integration and deployment of all elements of the NISTDARPA quantum communication testbed
bull Led the optical networking program within the NIST Information Technology Laboratory including the deployment of a WDM system testbed for studying multi-vendor interoperability implementation of internet protocol (IP) over WDM and dynamic provisioning Served as NIST liaison to external efforts such as MONET (Multi-wavelength Optical Network) and the OIF (Optical Internetworking Forum)
bull Contributed key design concepts to pioneering research in laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation conducted by Nobel laureate WD Phillips
Harvard University bull Positions held postdoctoral research fellow research assistant
teaching feHow bull Initiated and completed the construction of a laboratory for ultrashy
high accuracy laser frequency control and measurement bull Employed diode-pumped solid-state lasers and heterodyne
techniques to make state-of-the-art measurements of fine-structure intervals within the helium spe~trum
National Institute of Standards and Technology
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Co-PI CV
Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
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Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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9 Bibliography amp References Cited
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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bull Positions held physicist research assistant bull Performed e~rly ground-breaking work involving broadly tunable
lasers optical amplification and non-linear up-conversion bull Made the first measurements of isotope shifts in the ultraviolet
spectrum of beryllium bull Developed novel methods for chemical trace analysis by laser
spectroscopy
Selected Publications Enabling Ultra-High Performance to the End-User Gross A Hagley E and Wen J IEEE Infocomm 2006 High Speed Networking Workshop The Terabits Challenge Barcelona Spain 24 April 2006
Broadband quantum generated one~1ime-pad encryption Bienfang Je Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et al 2005 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (QELS) Vol I pp 362-4 (2005)
Quantum Optics Bienfang le Gross AI Hagley E Wen J et al Special Issue Optics in 2004 Optics amp Photonics News 1538-40 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Bienfang Ie Gross AJ Hagley E Wen J et a Optics Express 12 2011-2016 (2004)
Quantum key distribution with 125 Gbps clock synchronization Je Bienfang AJ Gross A Mink BI Hershman A Nakassis X Tang R Lu DH Su eW Clark eI Williams EW Hagley and I Wen Opt Express 122011 (2004)
Precision Spectroscopy in He as a Test ofQED SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook CH Cheng and EE Eyler Physica Scripta T83 76 (1999)
Four-wave mixing with matter waves L Deng EW Hagley J Wen M Trippenbach YB Band PS Julienne IE Simsarian K Helmerson SL Rolston and WD Phillips Nature 398 218 (1999)
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser EW Hagley L Deng M Kozuma 1 Wen K Helmerson SL Rolston and WIgt Phiflips Science 286 1706 (1999)
Coherent Splitting ofBose-Einstein Condensed Atoms with Optically Induced Bragg Diffraction M Kozuma L Deng EW Hagley R Lutwak 1 Wen K Helmerson S L Rolston and W D Phillips Phys Rev Lett 82 871 (1999)
Measurement ofthe He Ground State Lamb Shift via the Two-Photon 11S-2 JS Transition SD Bergeson A Balakrishnan KGH Baldwin TB Lucatorto JP Marangos TJ McIlrath TR OBrian SL Rolston CJ Sansonetti Jesse Wen N Westbrook eH Cheng and EE Eyler Phys Rev Lett 803475 (1998)
New infrared beamline at the NIST SURF II storage ring Angela R Hight Walker Uwe Arp GT Fraser Thomas B Lucatorto and Jesse Wen P(Qcmiddot$PIE 3153 40 (1997)
Measurement ofisotope shifts oftwo-photon transitions in beryllium Jesse Wen Je Travis TB Lucatorto B Caropohnson and eW Clark Phys Rev A 37 4207 (1988)
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
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4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
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4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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Lead PI Current and Pending Support
The commitments of personnel involved with these projects are dependent upon the ultimate outcome of pending contracts and proposals However there is no anticipated difficulty in meeting the labor requirements of this proposal as stated in the budget
Current
Phase II Workstation Interfaces for 10 Gbs and Beyond
Grant DE-FG02-05ER84134 Role PI Time
Phase II End-System Control Architectures in E-Science Networks Grant DE-FG02-07ER84726 Role PI Time
Pending
Phase I Web 20 Based -Federated Network Management Environment Grant nla Role PI
Phase 1 Multi-Protocol File Transfer Application for High Performance Networks Grant nla Role Principal Investigator Time
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Co-PI Budget Explanation
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
I 1 1
(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Co-PI CV
Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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Co-PI (DrPayman Zarkesh-Ha) Budget Pages See attached UNM budget (UNM lOOG NrC budget pdf)
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Co-PI CV
Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
conferences to become aware of the latest aild state-of-the-art netwotking technology I I i
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Co-PI CV
Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
Person-Monlhs Per Year Committelt to the Cal Acad 01 Sumr 00 Projea Support o CtJrrent ~ PifIdiing o Submission Planned in Near Fuiiure o Transfer of Support PRljectIProposal nUe A Reconfgurable Readout Circuit ror Integralampd Infrared Spectl1ll Sensing
Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
I Tille Sauroe of Support D Total Award Amount I Total Award PeriocfCovered lacaIion af Proiett ~ Per YearComtniUed to the ProjeCt Cal Acad Sumr
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
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Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
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Budget Requested IThe detail itemized budget for this proposal is listed below I
1 Support for 1 postdoctoral researcher and 1 PhD student with 9 credit hour tuition I
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(-$70000 each per year)
2 Two desktop computers for the research activities ($2000 each) I 3 ~fsummer and salary for the PI about (-$26000 per year) I 4 One FPGA development board for development (-$1500) 1
I 5 Travel cost for PI and the students to related conferences ($5000 per year)
Budget Justification
1 The extent of this project requires one postdoctoral researcher and one PhD studen~ The
postdoctoral researcrier willmiddot be responsible of overall RDMA system development and
the PhD student will be responsible for FPGA implementation and debugging
2 The postdoctoral researcher and the student will need a workstation computer for their lj
simulations and FPGA implementations In addition a Xilinx FPGA development board i
is needed for this research activity r
3 In addition to continued interaction with the students the PI will spend_f his
summer time and _f his time during the academic year on this project to work with
the PhD student and to ensure that the tasks are completed in timely manner throughout
the project
4 The results of this research are expected to be published in peered reviewed conferences I andor joumals It is also essential for the PI and the students to attend relevant
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Co-PI CV
Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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Payman Zarkesh-Ha
Address University of New Mexico Department of Electrical amp Computer Engineering 1 University of New Mexico MSCOI 1100 Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Email paymaneceunmedu Phone (505) 277-6724 Date January 22 2009
Assistant Professor Department ofECE University of New Mexico NM Senior ResearchEngineer DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos Calif Senior Research Engineer LSI Logic Corporation Milpitas Calif Research Assistant Georgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta Georgi PhD in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Dissertation Global Interconnect Modelingfor ian~rnlp System-on-a-Chip (GSoC)
Sharif University of Technology Tehran Iran MS in Electrical Engineering Overall GPA Thesis An Analog High Frequency CMOS lYlUV Filter Using Sampled-Data Technique
Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran Iran BS in Electrical Engineering (with honors) Overall GPA
bull Author or co~author of over35 peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings such as IEEE transactions on VLSI systems The IBM Journal ofResearch and Development Symposium on VLSI Technology IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) and Custom Integrated Circuit Coriference (CICC)
bull Inventor or co-inventor of procedures resulting in nine patents (five issued four pending) bull Author of a book chapter published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 bull Serving as industry liaison for LSI Logic corporation with Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and
Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO) since 2001 bull Served as reviewer of several articles submitted for publication in top-ranked journals and conferences such
as Science Magazine IEEE transactions on VLSI systems and Design Automation Conference (DAC) bull Serving as technical program committee member of System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) Workshop
since 2001 to present
bull Senior Member Institute ofEJectrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
bull Member Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
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Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
Person-Monlhs Per Year Committelt to the Cal Acad 01 Sumr 00 Projea Support o CtJrrent ~ PifIdiing o Submission Planned in Near Fuiiure o Transfer of Support PRljectIProposal nUe A Reconfgurable Readout Circuit ror Integralampd Infrared Spectl1ll Sensing
Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
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Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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3
4
5
6
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8
9
10
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============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
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IAcue Approval
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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bull PhD students James Harmon bull MS students Cameron Stark Jason Hamlet Vallabh Srikanth Devarapalli and Anahita Khoshakhlagh
bull MS students Rani A Ghaida and Aahlad Mallajosyula
bull P Zarkesh-Ha Power Clock and Global Signal Distribution chapter 5in Interconnect Techngy Design for Gigascale Integration Kluwer Academic Publishers 2Q03
1 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Flip Chip Testing Patent No US 6617181 Issued September 2003 2 P Wright P Zarkesh-Ha Integrated circuit containing redundant core and peripheral contacts Patent
No US 6710453 Issued March 2004 3 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger Low-loss On-chip Transmission Line for Integrated Circuit Structures Patent
No US 6855624 Issued February 2005 4 Q Cui B Davis S Bhutani P Zarkesh-Ha 1 Corbil P Krishnamurthy Method of delay calculation for
variation in interconnect metal process Patent No US 6880142 Issued April 2005 5 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh Energy Recyclittg in CloOk 0istribution Networks Using On-chip Inductors
Patent No US 7082580 Issued July 2006 6 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh A New Interconnect Routing Using Parallel Lines Patent No US
7014957 Issued March 2006 ~ ~ 7 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh CR Chang Field Programmable Platfonn Array (FPPA) Patent No
20050166170 Issued July 2005 8 P Zarkesh-Ha S Bhutani W Guo Probabilistic Noise Analysis Patent No US 7376918 Issued May
2008 9 W Loh K Doniger P Zarkesh-Ha J Chen and c Ito Circuit Protection System Patent No
20070019345 Issued Jan 2007
1 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl Prediction of Net-Length Distribution for Global Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 649-659 Dec 2000
2 Q Chen lA Davis PZarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Compact Physical Via Blockage Model IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 8 pp 689-692 Dec 2000
3 J Joyner R Venkastesan P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and lD Meindl Impact of Three-Dimensional Architectures on Homogenous Digital Circuits IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 9 pp 922-928 Dec 2001
4 J D Meindl l Davis P Zarkesh-Ha CSPatel K Martin and PA Kohl Interconnect Opportunities for Gigascale Integration fBM vol 46 pp 245-263 May 2002
S J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Global net length distributionglobal interconnect design window IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems vol 12 pp 367-372 April 2004
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
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Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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6 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Interconnect Layout Sensitivity and Yield Prediction Electronic Device Failure Analysis Magazine pp 6-13 Feb 2007
7 R Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha A Layout Sensitivity Model for Estimating Electromigration-vulnerable Narrow Interconnects Journal of Electronic Testing Springer July 2008
1 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Stochastic Net-Length Distribution for GI~bal Interconnects in a Heterogeneous System-on-a-Chip IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 44-45 June 1998
2 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl On a Pin versusmiddot Gate Relationship for Heterogeneous Systems Heterogeneous Rents Rule IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 93-96 May 1998
3 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Stochastic Interconnect Network Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 184-186 June 1998
4 P Zarkesh-Ha T Mule and JD Meindl Characterization and Modeling of Clock Skew with Process Variations IEEE Custom Integrated Circuit Conference pp 441-444 May 1999
5 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum Chip Clock Distribution Networks IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 18-20 May 1999
6P Zarkesh-Ha P Bendix W Loh J Lee and JD Meindl The Impact of CuLow k on Chip Performance IEEE International ASICSoC Conference pp 257-261 Sep 1999
7 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Asymptotically Zero Power Dissipation Gigahertz Clock Distribution Networks IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 57-fJ0 Oct 1999
8 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) IEEE Symposium on VLSI Technology pp 194-195 June 2000
9 P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis W Loh and JD Meindl Prediction of Interconnect Fan-out Distribution Using Rents Rule International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 107-114 April 2000
10 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl A Three-Dimensional Stochastic Wire-Length Distribution for Variable Separation of Strata IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 126-128 June2000
11 A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha C Patel and JD MeindlPerformance Improvement using On-Board Wires for On-Chip Interconnects IEEE Electrical Performance and Electronic Packaging pp 325-328 Oct 2000
12 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD MeindlAn Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Microelectronics pp l49~I52Nov2000
13 Q Chen JA Davis P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Novel Via Blockage Model and Its Implications IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp 1 5-17 June 2000
14 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha JA Davis and JD Meindl VertiCal Pitch Limitations on Performance Enhancement in Bonded Three-Dimensional Interconnect Architectures International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 123-127 April 2000
15 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl An Integrated Architecture for Global Interconnects in a Gigascale System-on-a-Chip (GSoC) TECHCONOO Sept 2000
16 P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl Optimum On-Chip Power Distribution Networks for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference PP 125-127 June 2001
17 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Global Interconnect Design Window for a ThreeshyDiinensional System-on~~-Chip IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference pp l54-I56 June 2001
18 A Naeemi C Patel M Bakir P Zarkesh-Ha K Martin and JD Meindl Sea of Leads a Disruptive Paradigm for System-on-a-Chip (SoC) IEEE Solid State Circuit Conference pp 280-281 Feb 200 I
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
Person-Monlhs Per Year Committelt to the Cal Acad 01 Sumr 00 Projea Support o CtJrrent ~ PifIdiing o Submission Planned in Near Fuiiure o Transfer of Support PRljectIProposal nUe A Reconfgurable Readout Circuit ror Integralampd Infrared Spectl1ll Sensing
Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
I Tille Sauroe of Support D Total Award Amount I Total Award PeriocfCovered lacaIion af Proiett ~ Per YearComtniUed to the ProjeCt Cal Acad Sumr
elf this project has previously been funded Oy another agelCy pIelIse 1st and furnish information fur immediately fUndjnA~
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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19 MSaint-Laurent P Zarkesh-Ha M Swaminathan and JD Meindl Optimal Clock Distribution with an Array of Phase-Locked Loops for Multiprocessor Chips Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems pp 127-131 August 2001
20 P Zarkesh-Ha W Loh P Bendix and JD Meindl Optimum Interconnect Design for ASIC Chips VLSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (VMIC) pp 407-412 Nov 2001
21 J Joyner P Zarkesh-Ha and JD Meindl A Stochastic Global Net-Length Distribution for a ThreeshyDimensional system-on-a-Chip (3D-SoC) IEEE International ASICSoCConference pp 147-151 Sept 2001
22 J D Meindl R Venkatesan 1 Davis 1 Joyner A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha M Bakir TMule P Kohl and K Martin Interconnecting Device Opportunities for Gigascale Integration (GSI) IEEE International Electron Device Meeting pp 525-528Dec 2001
23 P Zarkesh-Ha P Wright S Lakshminarayanan C-C Cheng W Loh and W Lynch Backend Process Optimization for 90nm High-Density ASIC Chips IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 123-125 June 2003
24 V Sukharev P Zarkesh-Ha CH Chang W Loh and K Zhang Metal Density Optimization With CMPshyBased Dummy Placement International CMP Planarization for ULSI Multilevel Interconnection Conference (CMP-MIC) pp 453-462 February 2003 (invited talk)
25 P Zarkesh-Ha S Lakshminarayann K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Impact of Interconnect Pattern Density Information on a 90nm Technology ASIC Design Flow International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 405-409 March 2003
26 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Wright Prediction of Interconnect Pattern Density Distribution Derivation Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) pp 85-91 April 2003
27 P Zarkesh-Ha P Burke K Doniger W Loh V Sukharev M Lu P Bendix W Catabay WJ Hsia and CH Chang Influence of Ultra Low k Dielectric on the Performance of Integrated Circuit Down to 45 nm Technology Node International VLSlIULSI Multilevel Interconnect Conference (VMIC) pp 17-31 September 2003 (invited talk)
28 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh D Sun R Stephani and G Priebe A Compact Model for Analysis and Design of On-chip Power Network with Decoupling Capacitors International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD) pp 84-89 October 2003
29 P Zarkesh-Ha K Doniger W Loh and P Bendix Prediction of Interconnect Adjacency Distribution Validation and Applications International Workshop on the System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP)pp99-106Feb2004
30 P Zarkesh-Ha and K Doniger Stochastic Interconnect Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Workshop on the System-Level Interconnect Prediction pp 9-14 March 2007
31 R Sarvari A Naeemi P Zarkesh-Ha and J Meindl Design and Optimization for Nanoscale Power Distribution Networks in Gigascale Systems IEEE International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) pp 190-192 June 2007
32 C Hawkins P Zarkesh-Ha J Segura Little Vias can be Vicious 13th NASA Symposium on VLSI Design June 2007
33 R Abou Ghaida and P Zarkesh-Ha Estimation of Electromigtation-Aggravatirig Narrow Interconnects Using a Layout Sensitivity Model IEEE International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems (DFT) pp 59-67 September 2007
34 V Jain and P Zarkesh-Ha Analytical Noise-Rejection Model Based on Short Channel MOSFET International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) pp 401-406 March 2008
35 A MaHajosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Very Low Overhead Method to Filter Single Event Transients in Combinational Logic IEEE Workshop 011 Silicon Errors in Logic System Effects (SELSE) March 2008
36 A Mallyosyula and P Zarkesh-Ha A Robust Single Event Upset Hardened Clock Distribution Network IEEE International Integra~ea Relaibility Workshop (IIRW) October 2008
37 S Devarapalli P Zarkesh-Ha and S Suddarth Adaptive Circuit Implementation in FPGAs FPGA Summit Dec 2008
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bull Dr Steven Suddarth FMAC Albuquerque NM bull Dr James Lyke Air Force Research Lab Albuquerque NM bull Dr Jim Koford DSM Solutions Inc Los Gatos CA
bull Prof James Meindl Georgia Institute ofTechnology Atlanta GA
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
Person-Months Per Year Committed the Cal Acad 05 Sumr 025 Prqect
Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
Person-Monlhs Per Year Committelt to the Cal Acad 01 Sumr 00 Projea Support o CtJrrent ~ PifIdiing o Submission Planned in Near Fuiiure o Transfer of Support PRljectIProposal nUe A Reconfgurable Readout Circuit ror Integralampd Infrared Spectl1ll Sensing
Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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3
4
5
6
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8
9
10
11 Total funds requested for all equipment listed in the attached file
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
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4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
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5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
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Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
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o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
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Co-PI Current and Pending Support
-The foIkMing information should be provided for each invEstigator and other senior persoone Failure to pmvide this information may delav consideration of this I Other agencies 10 which this proposal has beebeenlwill be
Inwsligatcx Payman Zarkesh-Ha beenlwill be submitted
Support ~ ltAlrrent o Pef1cing o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support
ProjectIProposal nile Real-lime Reconiigurable Syatems for Spaoe AppIiocaIiom
Source of Support AFRURVSE (4 Pis)
Total Award Amount $1500000 T0131 Award Period Coveredmiddot t0l1108 - Qf30113
Location of Project UNM
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Support U Current ~ Pef1ding U Submission Planned in Near F~ U Transfer of Support ProjecIIProposal TrIfe Interoonnect Parameter Selection for 0p5maI ATTDe~Methodology Source of Support DSM Solutions Total Award Amount $25OOOlyear Total Award Period Covered TBD location of Project UNM
Person-Monlhs Per Year Committelt to the Cal Acad 01 Sumr 00 Projea Support o CtJrrent ~ PifIdiing o Submission Planned in Near Fuiiure o Transfer of Support PRljectIProposal nUe A Reconfgurable Readout Circuit ror Integralampd Infrared Spectl1ll Sensing
Source of Support NSF Total Award Amount $480864 Total Awaro Period Covered TBD Location of ProjEct UNM Person-Months Per Year Committed to the Cal Aead 05 Sumr 025 Pn3jed Support o Current o Pending o Submission Planned in Near Future o Transfer of Support Prnjelttfroposal TItle Soune of Support Total Award Amount Total Awaro Period Covered lOcation of Project Person-Months Per Yew CommiHed to the Cal Acad Sumr Pmject Support lJ Current Pending L J Submission Planned inmiddotNear Fube l J TrarlSlermiddoto1 Support
I Tille Sauroe of Support D Total Award Amount I Total Award PeriocfCovered lacaIion af Proiett ~ Per YearComtniUed to the ProjeCt Cal Acad Sumr
elf this project has previously been funded Oy another agelCy pIelIse 1st and furnish information fur immediately fUndjnA~
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
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Facilities and Equipment
Acadia has amassed significant resources from its previous research and development activities This includes equipment for developing and testing high speed electronics high throughput network hardware development and software design For example its facilities for the design and integration of high speed network elements inClude FPGA design tools high speed Logic Analyzers Protocol Analyzers and other high speed test equipment A summary is provided here
bull High speed FPGA development tools such asXilinx Foundation ISE for synthesis and implementation Mentor Graphics Modelsim XE and PE for simulation and Xilinx Platform Cable USB for device programming
bull FPGA based prototype cards with x8 PCIe interconn~cts bull Hardware prototypingdebugging tools include Tektronix Logic Analyzer modules
capable of2 GHz timingl400 MHz state operation real-time oscilloscopes and HPAgilent Digital Communications Analyzer mainframes with 40-50 GHz sampling of optical and electrical acquisition modules Protocol analysis tools include an Agilent PCIe Protocol Analyzer for PCIe 11 and 20
bull Schematic capture and PCB layout is accomplished with OrCADCadence software and accompanying high performance development PCs
bull Software development resources include versioning software RAID-based file servers open-source development environments Microsoft Visual Studio NET and software development PCs
Materials required for this development effort will include FPGA-based prototype development cards with a high speed interconnect (HyperTransport or QuickPath) tools such as logicprotocol analyzers and analysis probes to debug test and verify NIC cards with high speed links
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University ofNew Mexico (UNM) offers a broad range of facilities to conduct the proposed research and development activity Specifically The UNM VLSI DesignLab in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is equipped with several development and test equipment for VLSI design The laboratory is equipped with complete Tanner-EDA tools for VLSI design and verification complete Mentor Graphics tool for PCB design oscilloscopes signal generators power supplies and basic measurement equipment for testing Part of the research work on this proposal will be carried out in this facility which is administrated by Prof Zarkesh-Ha
In addition the Co-PI has been collaborating with Dr Steven Suddarth at the FPGA Mission Assurance Center (FMAC) in UNM FMAC provides standard FPGA development boards including Spartan 3E Virtex 2 Pro ML403 and Virtex 5 as well as test equipments such as oscilloscope signal generator and FPGA development tools Facilities available at FMAC will be also be leveraged for FPGA development and testing as and when necessary
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
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Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
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4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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Citations
[1] ESnet-4 Networking for the Future of DOE Science wwwesnetipubesnet-docESnet4shy Networking for the Future of Science-2007-10-231CFAv2ppt
[2] P Pepeljugoski F Doany D Kuchta L Schares C Schow M Ritter and J Kash Data Center and High Performance Computing Interconnects for 100 Gbs and Beyond IBM Journal of Research and Development
[3] A Benner M Ignatowski 1 Kash D Kuchta and M Ritter Exploitation of optical interconnects in future server architectures IBM Journal of Research and Development
[4] Opnext Inc httpinvestor opnextcomreleasedetaiLcfm ReleaseID=372249
[5] T Lehman 1 Sobieski and B Jabbari DRAGON a framework for service provisioning in heterogeneous grid networks IEEE Communication Magazine pp 84-90 March 2006
[6] C Guok D Robertson M Thompson J Lee B Tierney and W Johnston Intra and Interdomain Circuit Provisioning Using the OSCARS ReservationSystem IEEE International Conference on Broadband Communications Networks and Systems pp 1-8 October 2006
[7] J Liu J Wu and D Panda High performance RDMA-based MPI implementation over InfiniBand International Journal of Parallel Programming Springer pp 167-198 October 2004
[8] P Wyckoff and D Dalessandro A Performance Analysis of the Ammasso RDMA Enabled Ethernet Adapter and its iWARP API IEEE International Cluster Computing pp 1-7 Sept 2005
[9] Hypertransp0rt Consortium The Future of High Performance Computing Direct Low Latency Peripheral-to-CPU Connections wwwhypertransportorg November 2005 wwwhypertransportorgdocsuploadsIHTX3 vs PCIe Gen2pdf
[10] Intel Corporation Intelreg QuickPath Technology Intels Overview amp Video Preview wwwintelcomltechnologyquickpath October 2008
[11] David Slogsnat Alexander Giese and Ulrich Bruening Leveraging HyperTransport on Xilinx FPGAs Xilinx Xcell Journal issue 61 July 2007
[12] Hypertransport Consortium HTX - PCI Express Compared
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
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Budget Justification
Travel $10000 (year 1) $10400 (year 2) $10816 (year 3) In each year we are budgeting for four trips to perform site visits at DOE facilities to meet and perform joint tasks with collaborators andor to present results at technical conferences
Equipment
A CFP module to provide an interface to the long-haul physical link will be required The vendor (Opnext) estimates the cost of one CFP module to be $30000
Materials and Supplies
Materials required will include prototyping hardware with high speed interconnects (eg FPGA-based development board with HyperTransport 30 interconnect from HyperTransport Community of Excellence) motherboards with high speed interconnect expansion slots (eg Motherboards with HyperTransport expansion slots from vendors like TYAN ASUS and MSI) Agilent 16900 series logic analyzers with 667 MHZ state logic analysis module and high speed interconnect analysis probe will be required for testing and debugging the NIC card Vendors like Electrorent (wwwelectrorentcom) and Astek (wwwastekcorpcom) have been identified to rent these devices during the debugging and testing phase of the project each year Estimated cost of $6950ea is required to renew service and support licenses for existing FPGA synthesis and simulation tools (Xilinx Foundation ISE Modelsim PE) and for prototype hardware purchased from third-party vendors
Participants In addition to the PI this project will require one full-time senior FPGA engineer to undertake NIC card development activities and one full-time senior software engineer to undertake device driver development activities
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
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IAcue Approval
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4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
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ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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~=======1------------------------------~ DUNS Number
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Labor Summary Labor + Fringe Labor Overhead
Labor Summary Labor + Fringe
Labor Overhead
Board Fabrication
$27432828
The year 1 effort will focus on fabrication of the 40 Gbps NIC card With advancement in the technology over years 2 and 3 we will fabricate a 100 Gbps NIC card It is likely that the 100 Gbps prototype will require two fabrication runs to address any errors discovered or additional features added From prior experience the cost for 40 Gbps prototype NIC card development which inc~out generation board fabrication components and assem~imated to b~ and the cost for 100 Gbps NIC card development would b~
Software Although Acadia Optronics has already amassed significant software resources undertaking this effort would require additional licenses for board design software (OrCAD) The cost ofone license for the basic version ofOrCAD software is $499500 One additional license for Modelsim PE plus would also be required at a cOst of$17000
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2 Publication Costs
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Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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2 Stipends
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7 Alterations and Renovations
8
9
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DL Jesse Wen
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US Department of energy
Budget Page (See reverse for Instructions)
Budget Page No
Requested Outation
OM8 Controi No
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OMS Buen DisClosure
Statement on R~f5e
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Acadia Optronics LLC
lt~ ltINIfESTIGATORIPROJECT DIRECTOR
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(List eactl sep~ra1ely with Litle 46 show number in braCkets)
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
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5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
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1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
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D PERMANENT EQUIPMENT (LIST ITEM AND DOLLAR AMOUNT FOR EACH ITEM)
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3 CONSULTANT SERVICES
4 COMPUTER (AOPE) SERVICES
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ORGANIZATION Budget Page No
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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2 Publication Costs
3 Consultant Services
4 ADPComputer Services
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Post Doctoral Associates
Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students
SecretarialClerical
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total funds requested for all equipment listed in the attached file
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5 ~herLI________________________________________~
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4 ADPComputer Services
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8
9
10L-__________________________________________~
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9 Bibliography amp References Cited
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
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8
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
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5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
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6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
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OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 Total funds requested for all equipment listed in the attached file
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
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IAcue Approval
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4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
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5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
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o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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1 City IRockvi lle County
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OMB Number 4040-0001 Expiration Date 0613012011
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6 Number of ParticipantslTrainees
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
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5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
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o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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10 Other 3
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9 Bibliography amp References Cited
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
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2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
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IAcue Approval
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4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
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6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
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1 Domestic
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9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
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4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
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4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
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Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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1 Domestic
2 Foreign
Section E ParticipantTrainee Support Costs
1 TuitionFeesHealth Insurance
2 Stipends
3 Travel
4 Subsistence
5 Other
6 Number of ParticipantslTrainees
Section F Other Direct Costs
1 Materials and Supplies
2 Publication Costs
3 Consultant Services
4 ADPComputer Services
5 SubawardsiConsortiumContractual Costs
6 Equipment or Facility RentalUser Fees
7 Alterations and Renovations
8 Other 1
9 Other 2
10 Other 3
Section G Direct Costs (A thru F)
Section H Indirect Costs
Section I Total Direct and Indirect Costs (G + H)
Section J Fee 19812669
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US Department of energy
Budget Page (See reverse for Instructions)
Budget Page No
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Statement on R~f5e
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(List eactl sep~ra1ely with Litle 46 show number in braCkets)
US Department of Energy
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PERMANENT EQUIPMENT (LIST ITEM AND DOLLAR AMOUNT FOR EACH ITEM)
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
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4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
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RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
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4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
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6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
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OMS Control No
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1( ) POST DOCTORAL ASSOCIATES - I 2 ( ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL (TECHNICIAN PROGRAMMER ETC)
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D PERMANENT EQUIPMENT (LIST ITEM AND DOLlAR AMOUNT FOR EACH iTEM)
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TOTAL TRAVEL 000 000
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
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IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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City County 1
State
Province
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Statement on Reverse
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A SENIOR PERSONNEL ~IPO Co-PIs Faculty and Other Senk)f Associates
(List eaCh leparalety witn title A6 show number in brackets)
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Person-mos Funds Requested Funds Gfanled
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1( ) POST DOCTORAL ASSOCIATES
2 ( ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL (TECHNICIAN PROGRAMMER ETC)
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L TOTAL COST OF PROJECT (J+K) 000 000
DOE F 41520 1 US Department of energy
((u93) Budget Page All Otiter Edition ~ ObSOlete (See reverse for Instructions)
OMS Control No
19101400
OMS Bumen OiSdosure
Statement on RewlSe
ORGANIZATION Budget Page No
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORIPROJECT OIRECTOR Requested Duration (Months)
A SENIOR PERS~NEL PIJPO co--Ptmiddots Faculty ano Other Senior Associates
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1( ) POST DOCTORAL ASSOCIATES - I 2 ( ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL (TECHNICIAN PROGRAMMER ETC)
3 ( ) GRADUATe STUDENTS
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TOTAL SALARIES ANO WAGES (A+B) 000 000
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TOTAL SALARIES WAGES AND ~RINGE BENEFITS (MB+C) 000 000
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TOTAL PERMANENT EQUIPMENT
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F TRAIHEEJPARTICIPANT COSTS
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name 1
~=======1------------------------------~ DUNS Number
Street1
Street2
City County 1
State
Province
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
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(04-93)
Acadia Optronics LLC
INVESTIGATORJPROJECT DIRECTOR
Or Jesse Wen
US Oepartmlnt of Energy
Budget Page (See reverse for Instructions)
PERMANENT EQUIPMENT (LIST ITEM AND DOuAR AMOUNT FOR EACH ITEM)
CFP Module
TOTALPERMANENTEQUWMENT
TOTAL TRAvel
TRAINEEIPARTICIPANT COSTS
1 STIPENDS (Hemilelevel$ types IOlalson budget justificatiOn pagol
2 TUITION amp FEES
3 TRAINEE TRAVEL
OMS Control NQ
t910-14oo
Statement 00 Reterse
Budget Page No
Requested OuratWlIi 12 (Mon)
OOEFunded
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27068314
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(04-931
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PRINCIPAL INVESTiGATORIPROJECT DIRECTOR
Or Jesse Wen
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(list eaCh separately wdh title AS show number in brackets
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TOTAL PERMANENT EQUIPMENT
TOTAL TRAVEL
TRAINEEIPARTICIPANT COSTS
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2 TUITION amp FEES
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US Department of Energy
Budget Page (See reverse for Instructions)
Budget Page No
Requested Ouratiofl
OM6ControtNo
191()1400
OMS Burden OtscJosure
Statement on Reyenerse
12 (MonthS)
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SENiOR PERSONNEL PIJPO Co-Pis Facuky and Ot~et Senior Asooaates
(Ust each separately with We A6 show nu~rm braWlS)
CFP module
TOTAL PERMANENT EQUIPMENT
TOTALT~VEL
F TRAINEEIPARTICIP~T COSTS
1 STIPENDS (ItemiZe levels types totals on budget justification page)
2 TUITION amp FEES
3 TRAINEE TRAVEL
US OGpartment of Energy
Budget Page (See reverse for InsnJclions)
OOEFllflded
OMS Cootrol No
191()1400
OMS Bunleo Oi$dosure
Budget Page No
Requested middotOuralton
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OOEFf620 US Department of Energy OMS Cootrol No
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Statement on Reverse
ORGANIZAnON Budget P~e No
PRINCIPAlINVESTIGATORIPROJECT DIRECTOR Reque$1ed Ouration (Months)
IA SENIOR PERSONNEL PIIPO Co-PIs faculty and Other Senior AssoCiates OOEFundecl
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6( ) OTHERS (lIST INDIVIDUALLY ON eUOOETEXPLANATlON PAGE)
7 ( I TOTAL SENIOR PERSONNEL (1-6) 000 OJ)O
B OTHER PERSONNEL (SHOW NUMBERS IN BRACKETS)
L( ) POSTDOCTORALASSOCIATES
2 ( ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL (TECHNICIAN PROGRAMMER ETC)
3 ) GRADUATE STUDENTS
4 I UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
5 ( ) SECRETARiAlmiddot CLERICAl
6 ( ) OTHER
TOTAL SALARIES AND WAGES (AB) (100 000
c FRINGE BENEFITS ltIF CHARGED AS DIRECT COSTS)
TOTAL SALARIES WAGES AND FRINGE BENEFITS ltA+B~C 000 MO 0 PERMANENT EOUIPMENT (LIST ITEM AND DOLLAR AMOUNT FOR EACH ITEM)
TOTAL PERMANENT EQUIPMENT
E TRAVEL 1 DOMESTIC (INCL CANADA ANO US POSSESSIONS)
2 FOREIGN
TOTAL TRAVEL 000 000
TRAINEElPARTlCIPANT COSTS
F
1 STIPENDS (Itemize tel$ types bull lOIals on budget JIlstification page)
2 TUITION amp FEES
3 TRAINEE TRAVEL
4 OTHef (MIy Plain on Ju- page)
TOTAL PARTICIPANTS ( ) TOTAL COST 000 000
G OTHER DIRECT COSTS
t MATERIALS ANI) SUPPLIES
2 PUBLICATION COSTSIOOOUMENTATIONIDISSEMIMTION
3 CONSULTANT SERVICES
4 COMPUTER (AOPE) SERVICES
5 SUBCONTRACTS
6 OTHER
TOTAL OTHER DIRECT COSTS 000 000
H TOTAL OlRECT COSTS (A THROUGH G) 000 000
I IN~CT COSTS (SPECIFY RATE AND BASE)
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J TOTAL DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS (H+~ 000 000
K AMOUNT OF ANY REQUIRED COST SHARING FROM NONmiddotFEDERAl SOURCES
L TOTAL COST OF PROJECT (J+K) 000 000
DOE F 41520 1 US Department of energy
((u93) Budget Page All Otiter Edition ~ ObSOlete (See reverse for Instructions)
OMS Control No
19101400
OMS Bumen OiSdosure
Statement on RewlSe
ORGANIZATION Budget Page No
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORIPROJECT OIRECTOR Requested Duration (Months)
A SENIOR PERS~NEL PIJPO co--Ptmiddots Faculty ano Other Senior Associates
(IA1 each separ4e~ with title A6 show number in bfackets)
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C$On~mos Funds Roqueseltl Funds Gnmted
CAL ACAD SUMR by~nI byOOE
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2
3 5
6( ) OTHRS (LIST INDIVIDUALLY ON BUDGET EXPLANATION PAGE)
7 ( ) TOTAL SENIOR PERSONNEL (1-6) 000 000
B OTHER PERSONNEL (SHOW NUMBERS IN SRACKETS)
1( ) POST DOCTORAL ASSOCIATES - I 2 ( ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL (TECHNICIAN PROGRAMMER ETC)
3 ( ) GRADUATe STUDENTS
~GRADUATE STtJDENTS T ARIAL - CLERICAL
OTHER
TOTAL SALARIES ANO WAGES (A+B) 000 000
C FRINGE BENEFITS (IF CHARGED AS DIRECT COSTS)
TOTAL SALARIES WAGES AND ~RINGE BENEFITS (MB+C) 000 000
D PERMANENT EQUIPMENT (LIST ITEM AND DOLlAR AMOUNT FOR EACH iTEM)
TOTAL PERMANENT EQUIPMENT
E TRAVEL 1 DOMESTIC ~NCI CANADA ANO US POSSESSIONS)
2 FOREIGN
TOTAL TRAVEL 000 000
F TRAIHEEJPARTICIPANT COSTS
1 STIPENDS (Itemize _IS types + tolals on budget jus_ion pege)
2 rulTtON amp FEES
3 TRAINEE TRAVEL
bull OTHER (luDy explain on ~ page)
TOTAL PARTICIPANTS ( ) TOTAL COST 000 000
G OTHER DIRECT COSTS 1 MATERIALS AND SUPPUES
2 PUIILtCAnoN COSTSIOOCUMENTATIONiOISSEMIHATION
3 CONSULTANT SERVICES
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5 SUIICONTRACTS
6 OTHER
TOTAL OTHER DIRECT COSTS 000 000
H TOTAL DRECT COSTS (A THROUGH G) 000 000
I INDIRECT COSTS (SPECIFY RATE AND SASE)
TOTAL INDIRECT COSTS
J TOTAL DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS (H+O 000 000
K AMOUNT OF ANY REQUIRED COST SHARING FROM NON-FEDERAL SOURCES
L TOTAL COST OF PROJECT (J+K) 000 000
8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name 1
~=======1------------------------------~ DUNS Number
Street1
Street2
City County 1
State
Province
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP I Postal Code 1 Project Performance Site Congressional District J
Tkin Nllmher(RANTi0259537 Fundin~ Opportunity NumberDE-PS02-09ER09-01 Received Date2009-04-21T0347420400
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(04-931
Acadia Optrorucs LLC
PRINCIPAL INVESTiGATORIPROJECT DIRECTOR
Or Jesse Wen
A SENKgtR PERSONNEL PIJPD Co-Pis Faculty and ()ther 5enkgtr Assodates
(list eaCh separately wdh title AS show number in brackets
CFP ~odule
TOTAL PERMANENT EQUIPMENT
TOTAL TRAVEL
TRAINEEIPARTICIPANT COSTS
I STIPENDS (emile lewl$ types bull IoIIils OIl budge stiftcalioo page)
2 TUITION amp FEES
TRAINEE TRAVEL
US Department of Energy
Budget Page (See reverse for Instructions)
Budget Page No
Requested Ouratiofl
OM6ControtNo
191()1400
OMS Burden OtscJosure
Statement on Reyenerse
12 (MonthS)
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CFP module
TOTAL PERMANENT EQUIPMENT
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F TRAINEEIPARTICIP~T COSTS
1 STIPENDS (ItemiZe levels types totals on budget justification page)
2 TUITION amp FEES
3 TRAINEE TRAVEL
US OGpartment of Energy
Budget Page (See reverse for InsnJclions)
OOEFllflded
OMS Cootrol No
191()1400
OMS Bunleo Oi$dosure
Budget Page No
Requested middotOuralton
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OOEFf620 US Department of Energy OMS Cootrol No
(CJ493) Budget Page 1910-1400
AJI Other Edition Are Obsolete (See reverse for Instructions) OMS Burden OisckJsure-
Statement on Reverse
ORGANIZAnON Budget P~e No
PRINCIPAlINVESTIGATORIPROJECT DIRECTOR Reque$1ed Ouration (Months)
IA SENIOR PERSONNEL PIIPO Co-PIs faculty and Other Senior AssoCiates OOEFundecl
(List ead SOfIOrately with We A6 show number in _tsl Pe~n-mos Funds ReqU4lsted Fund Gnled
CAL ACAD SUMR by AppIpicant by DOE
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3
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6( ) OTHERS (lIST INDIVIDUALLY ON eUOOETEXPLANATlON PAGE)
7 ( I TOTAL SENIOR PERSONNEL (1-6) 000 OJ)O
B OTHER PERSONNEL (SHOW NUMBERS IN BRACKETS)
L( ) POSTDOCTORALASSOCIATES
2 ( ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL (TECHNICIAN PROGRAMMER ETC)
3 ) GRADUATE STUDENTS
4 I UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
5 ( ) SECRETARiAlmiddot CLERICAl
6 ( ) OTHER
TOTAL SALARIES AND WAGES (AB) (100 000
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TOTAL SALARIES WAGES AND FRINGE BENEFITS ltA+B~C 000 MO 0 PERMANENT EOUIPMENT (LIST ITEM AND DOLLAR AMOUNT FOR EACH ITEM)
TOTAL PERMANENT EQUIPMENT
E TRAVEL 1 DOMESTIC (INCL CANADA ANO US POSSESSIONS)
2 FOREIGN
TOTAL TRAVEL 000 000
TRAINEElPARTlCIPANT COSTS
F
1 STIPENDS (Itemize tel$ types bull lOIals on budget JIlstification page)
2 TUITION amp FEES
3 TRAINEE TRAVEL
4 OTHef (MIy Plain on Ju- page)
TOTAL PARTICIPANTS ( ) TOTAL COST 000 000
G OTHER DIRECT COSTS
t MATERIALS ANI) SUPPLIES
2 PUBLICATION COSTSIOOOUMENTATIONIDISSEMIMTION
3 CONSULTANT SERVICES
4 COMPUTER (AOPE) SERVICES
5 SUBCONTRACTS
6 OTHER
TOTAL OTHER DIRECT COSTS 000 000
H TOTAL OlRECT COSTS (A THROUGH G) 000 000
I IN~CT COSTS (SPECIFY RATE AND BASE)
TOTAL INDIRECT COSTS
J TOTAL DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS (H+~ 000 000
K AMOUNT OF ANY REQUIRED COST SHARING FROM NONmiddotFEDERAl SOURCES
L TOTAL COST OF PROJECT (J+K) 000 000
DOE F 41520 1 US Department of energy
((u93) Budget Page All Otiter Edition ~ ObSOlete (See reverse for Instructions)
OMS Control No
19101400
OMS Bumen OiSdosure
Statement on RewlSe
ORGANIZATION Budget Page No
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORIPROJECT OIRECTOR Requested Duration (Months)
A SENIOR PERS~NEL PIJPO co--Ptmiddots Faculty ano Other Senior Associates
(IA1 each separ4e~ with title A6 show number in bfackets)
DOE FunOOlt
C$On~mos Funds Roqueseltl Funds Gnmted
CAL ACAD SUMR by~nI byOOE
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2
3 5
6( ) OTHRS (LIST INDIVIDUALLY ON BUDGET EXPLANATION PAGE)
7 ( ) TOTAL SENIOR PERSONNEL (1-6) 000 000
B OTHER PERSONNEL (SHOW NUMBERS IN SRACKETS)
1( ) POST DOCTORAL ASSOCIATES - I 2 ( ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL (TECHNICIAN PROGRAMMER ETC)
3 ( ) GRADUATe STUDENTS
~GRADUATE STtJDENTS T ARIAL - CLERICAL
OTHER
TOTAL SALARIES ANO WAGES (A+B) 000 000
C FRINGE BENEFITS (IF CHARGED AS DIRECT COSTS)
TOTAL SALARIES WAGES AND ~RINGE BENEFITS (MB+C) 000 000
D PERMANENT EQUIPMENT (LIST ITEM AND DOLlAR AMOUNT FOR EACH iTEM)
TOTAL PERMANENT EQUIPMENT
E TRAVEL 1 DOMESTIC ~NCI CANADA ANO US POSSESSIONS)
2 FOREIGN
TOTAL TRAVEL 000 000
F TRAIHEEJPARTICIPANT COSTS
1 STIPENDS (Itemize _IS types + tolals on budget jus_ion pege)
2 rulTtON amp FEES
3 TRAINEE TRAVEL
bull OTHER (luDy explain on ~ page)
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9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
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4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
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6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
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2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
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5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
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OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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City County 1
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G OTHER DIRECT COSTS
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((u93) Budget Page All Otiter Edition ~ ObSOlete (See reverse for Instructions)
OMS Control No
19101400
OMS Bumen OiSdosure
Statement on RewlSe
ORGANIZATION Budget Page No
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORIPROJECT OIRECTOR Requested Duration (Months)
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7 ( ) TOTAL SENIOR PERSONNEL (1-6) 000 000
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1( ) POST DOCTORAL ASSOCIATES - I 2 ( ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL (TECHNICIAN PROGRAMMER ETC)
3 ( ) GRADUATe STUDENTS
~GRADUATE STtJDENTS T ARIAL - CLERICAL
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TOTAL SALARIES ANO WAGES (A+B) 000 000
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TOTAL SALARIES WAGES AND ~RINGE BENEFITS (MB+C) 000 000
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TOTAL TRAVEL 000 000
F TRAIHEEJPARTICIPANT COSTS
1 STIPENDS (Itemize _IS types + tolals on budget jus_ion pege)
2 rulTtON amp FEES
3 TRAINEE TRAVEL
bull OTHER (luDy explain on ~ page)
TOTAL PARTICIPANTS ( ) TOTAL COST 000 000
G OTHER DIRECT COSTS 1 MATERIALS AND SUPPUES
2 PUIILtCAnoN COSTSIOOCUMENTATIONiOISSEMIHATION
3 CONSULTANT SERVICES
bull COMPUTtER (ADPE) SERVICES
5 SUIICONTRACTS
6 OTHER
TOTAL OTHER DIRECT COSTS 000 000
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L TOTAL COST OF PROJECT (J+K) 000 000
8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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~=======1------------------------------~ DUNS Number
Street1
Street2
City County 1
State
Province
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((u93) Budget Page All Otiter Edition ~ ObSOlete (See reverse for Instructions)
OMS Control No
19101400
OMS Bumen OiSdosure
Statement on RewlSe
ORGANIZATION Budget Page No
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORIPROJECT OIRECTOR Requested Duration (Months)
A SENIOR PERS~NEL PIJPO co--Ptmiddots Faculty ano Other Senior Associates
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1( ) POST DOCTORAL ASSOCIATES - I 2 ( ) OTHER PROFESSIONAL (TECHNICIAN PROGRAMMER ETC)
3 ( ) GRADUATe STUDENTS
~GRADUATE STtJDENTS T ARIAL - CLERICAL
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2 PUIILtCAnoN COSTSIOOCUMENTATIONiOISSEMIHATION
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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~=======1------------------------------~ DUNS Number
Street1
Street2
City County 1
State
Province
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8 Project Narrative 11235-100G Nrc project narrativepdf
9 Bibliography amp References Cited
============-======- 11 Equipment
RESEARCH amp RELATED Other Project Information
1 Ale Human Subjects Involved Yes I8J No 1a If YES to Human Subjects
Is the Project Exempt from Federal regulations Yes No
If yes check appropriate exemption number 01 02 0 3 0 4 05 0 6
If no is the IRS review Pending 0 Yes 0 No
IRS Approval Date I I Human Subject Assu-ra=-n=-ce--Nu-m~b=-e-r-=--------
2bull Are Vertebrate Animals Used DYes I8J No
2a If YES to Vertebrate Animals
Is the IACUC review Pending DYes
IAcue Approval
3 Is proprietaryprivileged infonnation included in the application 0 Yes
4abull Does this project have an actual or potential impact on the environment 0 Yes
4b If yes please explain L-________________~-----------------------------J
4c If this project has an actual or potential impact on the environment has an exemption been authorized or an environmental assessment (EA) or environmental impact statement (EIS) been performed 0 Yes No
4d If yes please explain L-___________________________________________________________________________~
5bull Is the research performance site designated or eligible to be designated as a historic place DYes I2$J No
5a If yes please explain L-__________~-------------------------------------------------------------
6 Does this project involve activities outside of the United States or partnerships with international collaborators Yes
6a If yes identify countries
6b Optional Explanation ~========================================~ L--~============~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trackin2 NumberGRANT10259537 Funding Opportunity NumberDEmiddotPS02middot09ER09middot01 Received Date2009middot04middot21T034742middot0400
OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name 1
~=======1------------------------------~ DUNS Number
Street1
Street2
City County 1
State
Province
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OMB Number 4040-0010
Expiration Date 083112011ProjectPerformance Site Location(s)
o I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Primary Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
Organization Name IAcadia Optronics
DUNS Number 11 600717180000 I Street 1 11395 Piccard Drive
Street2 Isui te 210
1 City IRockvi lle County
State IMD Maryland
Province 1
Country IUSA UNITED STATES
ZIP 1 Postal Code 120850-4348 Project Performance Site Congressional District IMD- 0 0 8
D I am submitting an application as an individual and not on behalf of a company state ProjectPerformance Site Location local or tribal government academia or other type of organization
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~=======1------------------------------~ DUNS Number
Street1
Street2
City County 1
State
Province
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