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Figure 1 shows a System-on-Chip model that imple- imple-ments an Æthereal NoC consisting of four routers R0 − R3 and network interfaces (NI) as its communication  architec-ture
Fig. 4 NoC-reuse wrapper architectures [26].
Fig. 5 Illustrative example of the NoC-based SoC model used by the proposed bandwidth sharing approach.
Fig. 7 Rectangles represent tests of Core 6 of p93791 [29] benchmark circuit.
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