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Deflection-Aware Routing Algorithm in Network on Chip against Soft Errors and Crosstalk Faults
Marching into nano-scale technology, probability of soft errors and crosstalk faults has increased by about 6-7 times. Since buffers occupy about 40-90% of the switch area, the probability of soft errors in switches is significant. We propose a deflection-aware routing algorithm (DAR) combined with an information redundancy technique to cover the soft errors and crosstalk faults in the header flow control units (FLIT). We also introduce an interleaving method along with a simple hamming code to tolerate the errors in data and tail FLITs. The proposed methods have been evaluated in both circuit and simulation level through a simulator written in C++, Booksim 2, and Synopsys Design Compiler. The evaluation results show that we can cover the soft errors and crosstalk faults with reasonable power and performance overhead of 3% and 6.5% respectively.