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WSI design of a radix 2 butterfly using macrocell pools
The use of a design strategy employing a hierarchy of structures, each with its own fault circumvention strategy can greatly improve the yield of WSI. At the circuit level, the strategy used is macrocell pooled redundancy. There are two basic types of macrocell pooled redundancy: 1 from N, and M from N. These two strategies are applied to the design of a radix 2 butterfly circuit for an FFT processor, and the effects of the choice of pooling strategy upon the yield are shown.<>