IEEE Trans. Comput.
 1978
DOI: 10.1109/tc.1978.1675161
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Dynamic Testing of Control Units

Robach Robach
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Saucier Saucier
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“…An approach to functional testing of microprocessors has been proposed by Robach and Saucier [24,25]. They observed that every digital system may be decomposed into a set of functional units and a control unit.…”
Section: Functional Fault Models For Microprocessorsmentioning
confidence: 99%

A review of fault models for lsi/vlsi devices

Gai
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Mezzalama
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Prinetto
3
1983
Softw. Microsyst. UK
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“…An approach to functional testing of microprocessors has been proposed by Robach and Saucier [24,25]. They observed that every digital system may be decomposed into a set of functional units and a control unit.…”
Section: Functional Fault Models For Microprocessorsmentioning
confidence: 99%

A review of fault models for lsi/vlsi devices

Gai
1
,
Mezzalama
2
,
Prinetto
3
1983
Softw. Microsyst. UK
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Distributed Safety-Critical Systems

Perrone
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Johnson
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1998
Fault-Tolerant Parallel and Distributed Systems
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A History of Research in Fault Tolerant Computing at the Grenoble University

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Courtois2,
Saucier3
1987
The Evolution of Fault-Tolerant Computing
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