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Monitoring circuit based on threshold for fault-tolerant NoC

Monitoring circuit based on threshold for fault-tolerant NoC

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As CMOS technology continues to scale down, reliability has become one of the most crucial issues in network-on-chip (NoC). A novel NoC monitoring circuit based on fault thresholds is proposed. This circuit is able to distinguish not only transient faults but also non-transient faults in NoC data links and routers with low area and power overhead.

Inspec keywords: fault tolerance; circuit reliability; network routing; network-on-chip; CMOS integrated circuits

Other keywords: monitoring circuit; fault-tolerant NoC routers; fault thresholds; CMOS technology; transient faults; NoC data links; network-on-chip; power overhead

Subjects: Microprocessors and microcomputers; Reliability; Microprocessor chips; Digital circuit design, modelling and testing

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