Alghareb et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Designing and evaluating redundancy-based soft-error masking on a continuum of energy versus robustnessAlghareb et al., 2017
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- Alghareb F
- Ashraf R
- DeMara R
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- IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Computing
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Near-threshold computing is an effective strategy to reduce the power dissipation of deeply- scaled CMOS logic circuits. However, near-threshold strategies exacerbate the impact of delay variations on device performance and increase the susceptibility to soft errors due to …
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