Add to ORKGArtículo y presentación en The 2nd HiPEAC Workshop on Design for Reliability (DFR’10), January 24th, 2010 Pisa, Italy.This paper presents a novel low cost development environment for automatic hardening against Single Event Effects (SEE) of embedded systems through software redundancy. The environment is based on a generic architecture to handle multiple targets and is comprised of an automatic hardening compiler and an instruction set simulator. As a case study, it is developed a compiler back-end for the PicoBlaze soft-micro and implemented several fault tolerance techniques.European Network of Excellence on High Performance and Embedded Architecture and Compilation (HiPEAC
The design of fault tolerant systems is gaining importance in large domains of embedded applications...
Part 2: Non-functional Aspects of Embedded SystemsInternational audienceThis paper characterizes how...
In the last decade the dominance of the general computing systems market has being replaced by embed...
Artículo y presentación en The 2nd HiPEAC Workshop on Design for Reliability (DFR’10), January 24th...
The protection of processor-based systems to mitigate the harmful effects of transient faults (harde...
This paper presents a novel methodology for the HW/SW co-design of fault tolerant embedded systems t...
Comunicación presentada en the 11th European Conference on Radiation and its Effects on Components a...
Random hardware faults are a major concern for critical systems, especially when they are employed i...
Computers embedded in satellites are sensitive to cosmic radiations. These cause transient faults th...
This article presents a software protection technique against radiation-induced faults which is base...
Commercial off-the-shelf microprocessors are the core of low-cost embedded systems due to their prog...
This paper presents a metric for the efficient application of selective hardening using software-bas...
A high-level C++ hardening library is designed for the protection of critical software against the h...
Technological advances of Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) are making that this technology becom...
Abstract: Embedded systems have been almost invisibly pervading our daily lives for several decades....
The design of fault tolerant systems is gaining importance in large domains of embedded applications...
Part 2: Non-functional Aspects of Embedded SystemsInternational audienceThis paper characterizes how...
In the last decade the dominance of the general computing systems market has being replaced by embed...
Artículo y presentación en The 2nd HiPEAC Workshop on Design for Reliability (DFR’10), January 24th...
The protection of processor-based systems to mitigate the harmful effects of transient faults (harde...
This paper presents a novel methodology for the HW/SW co-design of fault tolerant embedded systems t...
Comunicación presentada en the 11th European Conference on Radiation and its Effects on Components a...
Random hardware faults are a major concern for critical systems, especially when they are employed i...
Computers embedded in satellites are sensitive to cosmic radiations. These cause transient faults th...
This article presents a software protection technique against radiation-induced faults which is base...
Commercial off-the-shelf microprocessors are the core of low-cost embedded systems due to their prog...
This paper presents a metric for the efficient application of selective hardening using software-bas...
A high-level C++ hardening library is designed for the protection of critical software against the h...
Technological advances of Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) are making that this technology becom...
Abstract: Embedded systems have been almost invisibly pervading our daily lives for several decades....
The design of fault tolerant systems is gaining importance in large domains of embedded applications...
Part 2: Non-functional Aspects of Embedded SystemsInternational audienceThis paper characterizes how...
In the last decade the dominance of the general computing systems market has being replaced by embed...