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Self-Tuned Distributed Multiprocessor System

Self-tuning, a technique devised by Ted Kehl, is a new clocking paradigm which incorporates the best features of conventional synchronous logic along with advantages offered by the asynchronous, self-timed paradigm. The principles of self-tuning are explained and an outline of the application of self-tuning to the interconnection network of a large scale distributed shared memory multiprocessor being developed at Monash University is presented. Extensions of the technique to the processors and memory units of the system are envisaged.