The paper proposes a novel transceiver in physical layer for high-speed serial data link based upon Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0, comprising transmitter and receiver. In the design, transmitter contains pre-and-main...The paper proposes a novel transceiver in physical layer for high-speed serial data link based upon Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0, comprising transmitter and receiver. In the design, transmitter contains pre-and-main driver to satisfy slew rate of output data, receiver includes optimized topology to improve preci- sion of received data. The circuit simulation is based on Cadence’s spectre software and Taiwan Semiconduc- tor Manufacture Corporation’s library of 0.25μm mixed-signal Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) model. The front and post-simulation results reveal that the transceiver designed can transmit and re- ceive high-speed data in 480Mbps, which is in agreement with USB2.0 specification. The chip of physi- cal-layer transceiver has been designed and implemented with 0.25μm standard CMOS technology.展开更多
Driven by the demands of diverse artificial intelligence(AI)-enabled application,Mobile Edge Computing(MEC)is considered one of the key technologies for 6G edge intelligence.In this paper,we consider a serial task mod...Driven by the demands of diverse artificial intelligence(AI)-enabled application,Mobile Edge Computing(MEC)is considered one of the key technologies for 6G edge intelligence.In this paper,we consider a serial task model and design a quality of service(QoS)-aware task offloading via communication-computation resource coordination for multi-user MEC systems,which can mitigate the I/O interference brought by resource reuse among virtual machines.Then we construct the system utility measuring QoS based on application latency and user devices’energy consumption.We also propose a heuristic offloading algorithm to maximize the system utility function with the constraints of task priority and I/O interference.Simulation results demonstrate the proposed algorithm’s significant advantages in terms of task completion time,terminal energy consumption and system resource utilization.展开更多
文摘The paper proposes a novel transceiver in physical layer for high-speed serial data link based upon Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0, comprising transmitter and receiver. In the design, transmitter contains pre-and-main driver to satisfy slew rate of output data, receiver includes optimized topology to improve preci- sion of received data. The circuit simulation is based on Cadence’s spectre software and Taiwan Semiconduc- tor Manufacture Corporation’s library of 0.25μm mixed-signal Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) model. The front and post-simulation results reveal that the transceiver designed can transmit and re- ceive high-speed data in 480Mbps, which is in agreement with USB2.0 specification. The chip of physi- cal-layer transceiver has been designed and implemented with 0.25μm standard CMOS technology.
基金funded in part by the Open Research Fund of the Shaanxi Province Key Laboratory of Information Communication Network and Security under Grant No.ICNS202003in part supported by BUPT Excellent Ph.D.Students Foundation under Grant CX2022210。
文摘Driven by the demands of diverse artificial intelligence(AI)-enabled application,Mobile Edge Computing(MEC)is considered one of the key technologies for 6G edge intelligence.In this paper,we consider a serial task model and design a quality of service(QoS)-aware task offloading via communication-computation resource coordination for multi-user MEC systems,which can mitigate the I/O interference brought by resource reuse among virtual machines.Then we construct the system utility measuring QoS based on application latency and user devices’energy consumption.We also propose a heuristic offloading algorithm to maximize the system utility function with the constraints of task priority and I/O interference.Simulation results demonstrate the proposed algorithm’s significant advantages in terms of task completion time,terminal energy consumption and system resource utilization.