Dependable Computing for Critical Applications 7
DOI: 10.1109/dcfts.1999.814299
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Experimental validation of high-speed fault-tolerant systems using physical fault injection

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“…Built-in detection schemes have been used to classify internal erroneous states by their identification messages. Similar detector modules are observed in the evaluation of Fault-Tolerant Architecture with Stable Storage Technology (FASST) [Martínez et al 1999]. Velazco et al [1991] is an example of a hybrid paper, as it is categorized under two neighboring detection leaves.…”
Section: Detectionmentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…Built-in detection schemes have been used to classify internal erroneous states by their identification messages. Similar detector modules are observed in the evaluation of Fault-Tolerant Architecture with Stable Storage Technology (FASST) [Martínez et al 1999]. Velazco et al [1991] is an example of a hybrid paper, as it is categorized under two neighboring detection leaves.…”
Section: Detectionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…A representative example of injection to pure HW through contact is the Advanced Fault Injection Tool (AFIT) [Martínez et al 1999]. This tool enforces disruptive signals through probes to nodes of a prototype.…”
Section: Injectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…AFIT was developed at the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia [30] with several updates [24]. The tool is completely external and, it is not necessary to halt or delay the target execution.…”
Section: Fault Injectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A few examples include MESSALINE [11], RIFLE [107] or AFIT [111]. The supported fault models in all such tools are transient or permanent stuck-at values in single or multiple pins.…”
Section: Physical Fault Injection Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%