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Multiple SEU tolerance in LUTs of FPGAs using protected schemes
Multiple upsets would be available in SRAM-based FPGAs which utilizes SRAM in different parts to implement circuit configuration and to implement circuit data. Moreover, configuration bits of SRAM-based FPGAs are more sensible to upsets compared to circuit data due to significant number of SRAM bits. In this paper, a new protected CLB and FPGA architecture is proposed which utilize multiple error correction (DEC) and multiple error detection. This is achieved by the incorporation of recently proposed coding technique Matrix code [13] in the FPGA. The power and area analysis of the proposed techniques show that these methods are more efficient than the traditional schemes such as duplication with comparison and TMR circuit design in the FPGAs.