Abstract
This correspondence evaluates three types of static interconnection networks for VLSI implementation. The criteria of evaluation have been selected from three orthogonal aspects-physical (chip area and dissipation), computational speed (message delay and message density) and cost (chip yield, operational reliability and layout cost). The main feature of this paper is to augment the selection criteria for the interconnection networks from the classical AT2 metric and to provide results pertaining to realistic VLSI implementation.

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