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If you have a question about this talk, please contact . Speaker: Edward Stott postdoc Title: Improving FPGA reliability using wear-levelling Abstract: As VLSI circuits achieve smaller and smaller geometries, reliability is becoming an increasing problem. The flexibility of FPG As enables novel techniques for meeting this challenge, and one such technique is wear-levelling: periodic reconfiguration to eliminate electrical stress hotspots. In this work we have have carried out accelerated-life experiments in FPG As to assess the feasibility of three wear-levelling techniques for reducing timing degradation. All three techniques resulted in significant improvements over a static configuration, and we have demonstrated that wear-levelling is a promising tool for improving FPGA reliability This talk is part of the CAS Talks series. This talk is included in these lists:
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