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Distributed voting for fault-tolerant nanoscale systems
In this paper, we propose a distributed voting strategy to design a robust NMR system. We show that using inexpensive current-based drivers and buffers, we can completely eliminate the centralized voter unit and do the majority voting among N modules in a distributed fashion. Our strategy achieves high reliability that is vital for future nano systems in which high defect rate is expected. Experimental results are also reported to verify the concept, clarify the design procedure and measure the system's reliability.