An Investigation of Concurrent Error Detection over Binary Galois Fields in CNTFET and QCA Technologies

An Investigation of Concurrent Error Detection over Binary Galois Fields in CNTFET and QCA Technologies
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CNTFET 和 QCA 技术中二元伽罗瓦域的并发错误检测研究

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10.1109/isvlsi.2012.57
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2012
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2012 IEEE Computer Society Annual Symposium on VLSI
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S. Mohanty
S. Mohanty
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作者:
Mahesh Poolakkaparambil;J. Mathew;A. Jabir;S. Mohanty

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