A Single-Cell Replacement Strategy on Electronic Array Self-Healing

Tian Zhen Meng; Jin Yan Cai; Ya Feng Meng; Sai Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.599-601.786

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A Single-Cell Replacement Strategy on Electronic Array Self-Healing

Abstract:

Embryonic bionic hardware has made great progress since its appearance, while self-healing strategies have some disadvantages. Based on the repair methods scholars proposed, a new strategy on the self-repairing of electronic arrays was presented. The key idea is when cells in the array fail, using spare cells replace them, with no change of the normal cells. This self-repairing strategy contains three parts, that is, an array of working cells, a layer of spare cells and a control layer. The theoretical analysis and simulation results show the new single-cell replacement strategy has the following advantages: easier implementation and largest self-healing capacity.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 599-601)

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Tian Zhen Meng*, Jin Yan Cai, Ya Feng Meng, Sai Zhu

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Electronic Array, Embryonic, Self-Repairing, Single-Cell Replacement

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