Reliable and Low Density based Error Correction in SRAM cells

Abstract

This technology can be implemented as a standalone device or incorporated into a networking application-specific integrated circuit (NSIC). Because of their flexibility, FPGAs are ideal for SDN applications, and most providers offer development kits for SDN applications. A TCAM-enabled FPGA is needed to simulate TCAM capabilities. Techniques for TCAM emulation have been proposed in the past few years, with a few of them being implemented on processors today. Numerous modern CPUs use TCAMs due to the rising amount of memory blocks that are accessible. Mild errors, on the other hand, might cause harm to the bits stored in the memory. Using a parity check to detect flaws or an error correction code to repair them can secure the memories. Protecting the memory used to simulate TCAMs is discussed in this short. Further, this project is enhanced using Decimal Matrix codes to reduce complexity and increase efficiency.