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Evaluation on Configurable Approximate Circuit for Aging-Induced Timing Violation Tolerance

This paper presents simulation results evaluating a technique, which exploits a configurable approximate circuit to tolerate aging-induced timing violations. When a violation is predicted, the circuit is reconfigured to avoid it. Our evaluations using an image sharpening application unveil that the proposed technique is tolerable to the delay increase after 10-year aging.