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Multi-level fault effects evaluation

Anghel et al., 2007

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2785336867199686917
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Anghel L
Rebaudengo M
Reorda M
Violante M
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Radiation Effects on Embedded Systems

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The problem of analyzing the effects of transient faults in a digital system is very complex, and it may be addressed successfully only if it is performed at different steps of the design process. In this work we report and overview of fault injection, discussing which techniques …
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