Close coupling of a multiple-instruction-multiple-data (MIMD) system to a MAXbus pipeline: the Kiwivision MTM multitransputer architecture
Roger S. Clist, Robert J. Valkenburg
Abstract
Roger S. Clist, Robert J. Valkenburg
Abstract
This paper describes the Kiwivision Multi-Transputer Module which has been developed at Industrial Research Limited. It is a MIMD architecture which is tightly coupled to external hardware compatible to the MAXbus pipeline standard. The features of Kiwivision are described with particular emphasis given to its inter-processor connectivity and data handling abilities. An implementation of the 2D fast Fourier Transform is used to illustrate the data movement strengths of the design.
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This paper describes the Kiwivision Multi-Transputer Module which has been developed at Industrial Research Limited. It is a MIMD architecture which is tightly coupled to external hardware compatible to the MAXbus pipeline standard. The features of Kiwivision are described with particular emphasis given to its inter-processor connectivity and data handling abilities. An implementation of the 2D fast Fourier Transform is used to illustrate the data movement strengths of the design.
Key concepts: MIMD, Pipeline (software), Computer science, Transputer, Computer architecture, Parallel computing, Architecture, Fast Fourier transform