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An optimal fault-tolerant design approach for array processors
A systematic approach for designing fault tolerant systolic array using space/time redundancy is proposed. The approach is based upon a fault tolerant mapping theory which relates space-time mapping and concurrent error detection techniques. By this design approach, the resulting systolic array is fault tolerant and optimal. Besides, it has the capability to compute more problem instances simultaneously without extra cost.