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An Improved Tolerant Permanent Faults in FIFO Buffers of NOC Routers Using Bench Mark Circuits

@inproceedings{Kumar2016AnIT,
  title={An Improved Tolerant Permanent Faults in FIFO Buffers of NOC Routers Using Bench Mark Circuits},
  author={R. Kumar},
  year={2016}
}
This router buffers during the operation in the field of short-encrypted hard faults NOC first in first out transparent testing technology in the development of the proposed on-line for this identity of faults. A model of the proposed algorithm to run the test periodically to prevent the accumulation of repetitive tests, the router technique involves be integrated into the channel interface and on-line testing has been performed with data traffic, such as synthetic self. The area has been… 
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