This work presents the evaluation of a new dualcore lockstep hybrid approach aimed to improve the fault tolerance in microprocessors. Our approach takes advantage of modern multicore processor resources to combine a software-based lockstep with a custom hardware observer. The first is used to duplicate data and instruction flows; meanwhile, the second is in charge of the control-flow monitoring. The proposal has been implemented in a dualcore ARM microprocessor and validated with low energy proton irradiation and emulated fault injection campaigns. The results show an improvement of one order of magnitude in the cross-section of the benchmarks tested, even considering the worst-case scenario.This work has been supported in part by the Spani...
Computer systems are permanently present in our daily basis in a wide range of applications. In syst...
Hybrid error-detection techniques combine software techniques with an external hardware module that ...
In this work we implemented a hybrid fault-tolerant LEON3 soft-core processor in a low-end FPGA (Art...
This work presents the evaluation of a new dualcore lockstep hybrid approach aimed to improve the fa...
Soft errors are one of the significant design technology challenges at smaller technology nodes and ...
This article presents a software protection technique against radiation-induced faults which is base...
This article presents Lock-V, a heterogeneous fault tolerance architecture that explores a dual-core...
ARM processors are leaders in embedded systems, delivering high-performance computing, power efficie...
The embedded processors operating in safety- or mission-critical systems are not allowed to fail. An...
This work presents a new Dual-Core LockStep approach to enhance fault tolerance in microprocessors. ...
All-Programmable System-on-Chips (APSoCs) constitute a compelling option for employing applications ...
Nowadays, high-performance microprocessors are demanded in many fields, including those with high-re...
Comunicación presentada en the 11th European Conference on Radiation and its Effects on Components a...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose a new approach to implement a reliable softcore proc...
Computer systems are permanently present in our daily basis in a wide range of applications. In syst...
Hybrid error-detection techniques combine software techniques with an external hardware module that ...
In this work we implemented a hybrid fault-tolerant LEON3 soft-core processor in a low-end FPGA (Art...
This work presents the evaluation of a new dualcore lockstep hybrid approach aimed to improve the fa...
Soft errors are one of the significant design technology challenges at smaller technology nodes and ...
This article presents a software protection technique against radiation-induced faults which is base...
This article presents Lock-V, a heterogeneous fault tolerance architecture that explores a dual-core...
ARM processors are leaders in embedded systems, delivering high-performance computing, power efficie...
The embedded processors operating in safety- or mission-critical systems are not allowed to fail. An...
This work presents a new Dual-Core LockStep approach to enhance fault tolerance in microprocessors. ...
All-Programmable System-on-Chips (APSoCs) constitute a compelling option for employing applications ...
Nowadays, high-performance microprocessors are demanded in many fields, including those with high-re...
Comunicación presentada en the 11th European Conference on Radiation and its Effects on Components a...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose a new approach to implement a reliable softcore proc...
Computer systems are permanently present in our daily basis in a wide range of applications. In syst...
Hybrid error-detection techniques combine software techniques with an external hardware module that ...
In this work we implemented a hybrid fault-tolerant LEON3 soft-core processor in a low-end FPGA (Art...