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Proposal for Cache Memory Implementation

 Executive Summary
 The proposal aims to integrate a cache memory system into computing infrastructure
 boost performance by reducing data access latency
 optimizing data retrieval and processing speed.

 Objectives
1. Reduce data access times, leading to faster response times.
2. utilize hardware resources by minimizing data retrieval from slower storage mediums.
3. Provide a more responsive experience for end-users interacting with our systems and
applications.

 Things That Will Scoped


 Determine the appropriate cache size and implement suitable replacement policies to
maximize the effectiveness of the cache.
 Ensure seamless integration with the existing hardware and software infrastructure to
minimize disruptions.

 Methodology
1. Analyzing the current system architecture to identify bottlenecks and areas where
cache memory can provide the most significant benefit.
2. Designing a cache memory system with consideration for size, associativity, and
replacement policies based on the analysis.
3. Developing a detailed plan for integrating the cache memory system into the existing
infrastructure, including potential downtime and backup strategies.

 Expected Outcomes
 Reduction in data access latency leading to faster application response times.
 Optimal utilization of hardware resources, resulting in improved overall system
efficiency.

 Tools
 Software Tool : Xilinx
 Hardware Description Language : Verilog
 Project Plan

Cache Controller States


 IDLE: No memory access ongoing.
 READ: Initiated by the driver, checks cache; if hit, satisfies access, else transitions to READMISS.
 READMISS: Initiates main memory access following a miss, waits for completion, then transitions to READMEM.
 READMEM: Main memory read ongoing, transitions to READDATA after the wait state counter expires.
 READDATA: Data available from main memory read, written into cache line to satisfy the original read request.
 WRITE: Initiated by the driver, checks cache; if hit, transitions to WRITEHIT, else transitions to WRITEMISS.
 WRITEHIT: Completes write to cache, initiates write-through to main memory, and waits for main memory access.
 WRITEMISS: Writes to cache, initiates write-through to main memory, and waits for main memory access.
 WRITEMEM: Main memory write ongoing, transitions to WRITEDATA after the wait state counter expires.
 WRITEDATA: Last cycle of main memory write, indicates completion of write to the driver.

 Conclusion
 The implementation of cache memory is essential for staying competitive in today's
fast paced technological landscape.
 This proposal outlines a comprehensive plan to enhance system performance and user
satisfaction through the integration of an efficient cache memory system
Student’s Names
1. Ali Mohamed
2. Abdulrahim Mohamed
3. Khaled Saleh
4. Youssef Mahmoud AbdulQadir
5. Ziad Adel
6. Bavly Zaher

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