Keller, 2021 - Google Patents
Partial Circuit Replication for Masking and Detecting Soft Errors in SRAM-Based FPGAsKeller, 2021
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Partial circuit replication is a soft error mitigation technique that uses redundant copies of a circuit to mask or detect the effects of soft errors. By masking or detecting the effect of soft errors on SRAM-based FPGAs, implemented circuits can be made more reliable. The …
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