ROUTING NODE SCHEDULING METHOD FOR NETWORK ON CHIP (NOC) IN FIELD PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAY (FPGA)

A routing node scheduling method for an NOC in an FPGA is used when a plurality of input ports each have a data packet to be transmitted to a routing node at the same time. A scheduling controller within the routing node is used to enable each input port according to a predetermined scheduling order, and the routing node receives a data packet through the enabled input port. In addition, quantities of times at least two input ports are enabled are different in one scheduling cycle, which means that the scheduling controller implements biased scheduling control over each input port, allowing different input ports to transmit data packets at different frequencies. This can increase a quantity of times an input port with high communication importance is enabled, making a data packet at the input port be transmitted more timely and achieving better transmission efficiency. The scheduling method can well match transmission requirements of different services to achieve optimal transmission performance of an NOC.