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This work aims to optimize DRAM bandwidth and energy efficiency by leveraging CRT-packed arithmetic.

August 13, 2026Open Access

Adaptive Physical Layer Exploitation for CRT-Packed Arithmetic

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GAGyavira Ayebare.B

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Randomized trial shows significant bandwidth increase and energy reduction in adaptive DRAM utilization, suggesting improvements in computational efficiency.

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This work aims to optimize DRAM bandwidth and energy efficiency by leveraging CRT-packed arithmetic.
Introduced a two-tier optimization suite with static and adaptive components.
Implemented reconfigurations such as ECC pin hijacking and Data Bus Inversion.
Developed a closed-loop system with a hardware PID controller for dynamic adjustments.
Achieved a net 40-45% increase in bandwidth, with a 10-15% reduction in per-operation energy.
Static optimizations offered a 24% bandwidth gain.
Transformed reliability into a tunable parameter for deployment.

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Gyavira Ayebare.B (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7d76e62b0e0cff3f640a39 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21893958

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Randomized trial shows significant bandwidth increase and energy reduction in adaptive DRAM utilization, suggesting improvements in computational efficiency.

Adaptive Physical Layer Exploitation for CRT-Packed Arithmetic

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