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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Hard faults"”.

  1. FIBRE-OPTIC, MULTI-ACCESS NETWORK FOR INTRACAR AND MANUFACTURING ENVIRONMENTS

    … is provided for by the CAN protocol. In case of hard faults, for instance a short circuit between the transmission line and the board power supply, hardware components can be destroyed and recovery is not possible. Whereas other work has attempted to solve the problem by sophisticated interfaces …

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  2. A Performance-Efficient and Practical Processor Error Recovery Framework

    … processor. Permanent transistor breakdown, or faults, can occur at any point in time in the processor’s lifetime. Errors are the discrepancies in the output of faulty circuits. This dissertation shows that the components containing faults can continue operating if the errors caused by them are …

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  3. Cost-effective Designs for Supporting Correct Execution and Scalable Performance in Many-core Processors

    … potential of these processors requires that hardware designers not only exploit the advantages, but also consider the problems introduced by the new architectures. Such challenges arise from both the processor's increased structural complexity and the reliability issues of the silicon …

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  4. Invertibility and observability of switched systems with inputs and outputs

    … converters and their networks. Categorizing soft faults as unknown disturbances and hard faults as unknown mode transitions, we show that such faults can be recovered if the switched system under consideration is invertible. An algorithm for fault detection and results of simulation are included …

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