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Optimizing routing tables on systems-on-chip with Content-Addressable Memories
By: Jain, J.; Stergiou, S.;
2008 / IEEE / 978-1-4244-2541-9
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Optimizing routing tables on systems-on-chip with Content-Addressable Memories ' Routing tables are part of a critical subsystem of modern internet routers that controls the filtering and forwarding of packets. They are typically embedded in Content-Addressable Memories which in this context behave as elaborated Sum-Of-Products expression evaluators. In this work, we examine the applicability of Exclusive-Or Sum-Of-Products expressions as an alternative routing table formulation and conclude that they provide significant and practical savings in CAM utilization.
Related Topics
Internet
Network Routing
Exclusive-or Sum-of-products Expressions
Routing Tables
Systems-on-chip
Content-addressable Memories
Internet
Computer Aided Manufacturing
Cadcam
Information Filtering
Information Filters
Random Access Memory
Routing Protocols
Ip Networks
Logic Functions
Spine
Content-addressable Storage
System-on-chip
Engineering
Internet Routers