2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0026-2692(02)00128-3
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Study, comparison and application of different VHDL-based fault injection techniques for the experimental validation of a fault-tolerant system

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“…Because its implementation is relatively simple, it is more suitable for using at the earlier stage of the dependability design, achieving earlier validation and evaluation of reliability mechanisms [9], [14]. The technique of altering the signal values is essentially to set a fault value for signals defined in VHDL-model, usually including stuck-at-0/1, open lines, indetermination, bit-flip, and pulse.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because its implementation is relatively simple, it is more suitable for using at the earlier stage of the dependability design, achieving earlier validation and evaluation of reliability mechanisms [9], [14]. The technique of altering the signal values is essentially to set a fault value for signals defined in VHDL-model, usually including stuck-at-0/1, open lines, indetermination, bit-flip, and pulse.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The duration of transient faults was also uniformly distributed into three different ranges: faults with a duration less than 1 clock cycle, those lasting between 1 and 10 clock cycles (transient faults with an unusual long duration), and faults during between 10 and 20 clock cycles (very long duration, with results tending to those of permanent faults). These intervals were selected according to the common use of VFIT in some other case studies [109] [110] [111] to ensure the propagation of the faults.…”
Section: Experimental Set-upmentioning
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“…A consecuencia del trabajo desarrollado se han realizado las siguientes publicaciones: [Gracia et al 2000, Gracia et al 2001a, Gracia et al 2002a, Gil et al 2003a, Gil et al 2003b.…”
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“…Es decir, los fallos inyectados con estas técnicas tienen mayor influencia en el sistema que los inyectados con órdenes del simulador. Figura 7.11: Porcentaje de errores activados en función de la técnica de inyección, la duración del fallo y la carga de trabajo [Gil et al 2003a]. …”
Section: Permanentes: Stuck-at Delay Open-line Indetermination Brunclassified
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