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Cellular Automata based Built-In-Self Test implementation for Star Topology NoC
Built-In-Self Test (BIST) being one of the techniques which are well known for their ability of providing on-chip testability feature, attracts its usage in today's System-on-Chip (SoC) designs. With the evolution of Network-on-Chip (NoC) communication for complex SoC, the need for fault tolerant systems have increased at a speed. In an attempt to design a good BIST architecture, this paper proposes a Cellular Automata Rule 45 based BIST architecture for star topology NoC. Power, resource utilization and timing reports are generated for the proposed architecture and are compared against the most popular and widely used LFSR based BIST architecture. The results and discussion in this paper put forward the advantages of the proposed architecture when compared to its counterpart.