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Survey of Fault Tolerance Techniques in Automotives

Jhalani et al.

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16282667943930330735
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Jhalani D
Dhir S

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This paper presents a survey of some of the fault tolerance techniques in automotives. Automotives need to be highly reliable with various safety-related systems in place. This increases the overall automotive and passenger safety by liberating the driver from handling …
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