Error detection using vector processing circuitry
A technique for processing circuits, error detection, applied to error detection. domain, able to address issues such as performance processor circuit area and power consumption overhead impact
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[0030] The emergence of smart and potentially semi-autonomous vehicles (cars, drones, etc.) represents a growing market for high-performance processors. However, safety-critical systems require components to be authenticated to meet a specific integrity level. For example, the Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL) risk classification scheme offers several levels of classification that vary according to the percentage of failures that can be detected. Processors that focus on functional safety can be designed to include error detection mechanisms (eg, in-circuit logic built-in self-test, dedicated hardware checkers, etc.), which can enable them to be classified at the highest classification level (ASIL D). However, application processors are more concerned with performance in a general-purpose environment, and are unlikely to support this level of increased complexity, since the cost and effort of including error detection mechanisms would be infeasible for more complex high...
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