Low-Latency Wireless Data Transfer for Motion Control

Low-Latency, High-Reliability Wireless Networks for Control Applications

Low-Latency, High-Reliability Wireless Networks for Control Applications by Matthew Geoffrey Weiner Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science University of California, Berkeley Professor Borivoje Nikolić, Chair In the near future, the number of wireless devices will outnumber humans by an order of magnitude, and most of these devices will communicate with each other in...

Design of a Low-Latency Router Based on Virtual Output Queuing and Bypass Channels for Wireless Network-on-Chip

Wireless network-on-chip (WiNoC) is considered as a novel approach for designing future multi-core systems. In WiNoCs, wireless routers (WRs) utilize high-bandwidth wireless links to reduce the transmission delay between the long distance nodes. When the network traffic loads increase, a large number of packets will be sent into the wired and wireless links and can...

Delay-based Congestion Control for Low Latency

Low - Latency Handoff for Cellular Data Networks

Low-Latency Handoff for Cellular Data Networks

Low-latency plesiochronous data retiming

A new method of retiming plesiochronous data is described. This method features latency of less than a cell-time and requires only minimal support circuitry. No flow control or handshaking signals are used, allowing true undirectional signalling between transmitter and receiver. Application areas include communication networks in parallel computers, and general communication network repeaters, ...