Combining software-implemented and simulation-based fault injection into a single fault injection method

Guthoff, J.; Sieh, Volkmar

doi:10.1109/ftcs.1995.466978

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“…Existing fault injection approaches focus on the injection of specific faults or classes of faults at the system level (Barton et al, 1990;Guthoff and Sieh, 1995) or at the software level (Duraes and Madeira, 2006) in order to validate the system's functional behavior.…”

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“…Safety concepts need to handle these faults as well. Fault injection testing (Guthoff and Sieh, 1995;Barton et al, 1990;Zussa et al, 2014) is one approach for validating designs with respect to their robustness against faults. However, it only covers functional transmission models that support fault injection, but not performance evaluation.…”

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Simulator Coupling for Network Fault Injection Testing

Cioroaica

Kuhn

2018

Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings

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System architectures of embedded systems are undergoing major changes. Embedded systems are becoming cyberphysical systems (CPS) with open interfaces and resulting distributed control loops. This calls for new testing approaches that enable early evaluation of system and safety concepts, and support the evaluation of system designs before they are implemented. Simulation is a common technology that supports the testing of embedded systems, but existing simulators are focused and specialized. A single simulator often does not support all models needed to provide a valid testing environment for system designs. In this paper, we describe our framework for the coupling of communication simulators to enable virtual testing and safeguarding of embedded system designs. The integration of network simulation models and fault injectors enables testing of safety concepts. The applicability of our approach is illustrated in the context of a case study based on a vehicle system design realized as contract work.

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Simulator Coupling for Network Fault Injection Testing

Cioroaica

Kuhn

2018

Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings

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“…• Otras herramientas y aportaciones: En [Güthoff y Sieh 1995] se presenta una herramienta híbrida que combina la técni-ca SWIFI con la de simulación para acelerar el proceso de inyección (de manera similar a ASPHALT), si bien en este caso el modelo se realiza en este caso a nivel de sistema.…”

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Contribución a la validación de sistemas complejos tolerantes a fallos en la fase de diseño. Nuevos modelos de fallos y técnicas de inyección de fallos.

Calvo¹,

Carlos²

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“…Other systems or processors investigated for error behavior include MC6809E with heavyion radiation and power supply disturbance [40], MC68000 with device-level simulation [55], SPARC 1 system with physical injection [56], MC88100 with combination of software-implemented and simulation-based fault injection [57], MC68302 with VHDL simulation [58], and MARK2…”

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Affordable techniques for dependable microprocessor design

Kim¹,

Somani²

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Combining software-implemented and simulation-based fault injection into a single fault injection method

Cited by 37 publications

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Simulator Coupling for Network Fault Injection Testing

Simulator Coupling for Network Fault Injection Testing

Contribución a la validación de sistemas complejos tolerantes a fallos en la fase de diseño. Nuevos modelos de fallos y técnicas de inyección de fallos.

Affordable techniques for dependable microprocessor design

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