Wang et al., 1999 - Google Patents
Design and implementation of fault-tolerant and cost effective crossbar switches for multiprocessor systemsWang et al., 1999
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- Wang K
- Wu C
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- IEE Proceedings-Computers and Digital Techniques
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Two general crossbar switch models are proposed: the modified one-sided crossbar switch and the ripple K one-sided crossbar switch. They both balance cost and reliability, where cost is expressed in terms of crosspoint count or area. The two-sided crossbar switch and …
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