Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Applications where there may be a large amount of data movement are notoriously dqficult to implement using VLSI.   have presented a new, hybrid, architecture which combines the advantages of a high wire organization with those of a nearest neighbor systolic organization. Our approach is to consider the use of relatively large, complex, cells, using high wire organization, as the building block for a systolic array. In such arrays,  may consider communication in two distinct levels - intracell level and intercell level. Intracell communication may use "long" wires but intercell communicarion always uses "short" wires. Here the speed requirements of the user determines the cell size.  have explored the application of perimeter sorting in this paper. The approach is also applicable to other areas such as data routing and FFT.
['G. Pannerselvam', 'A. Sakhar', 'S. Bandyopadhyay', 'Graham A. Jullien']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Area Efficient VLSI Design with Cells of Controllable Complexity
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