This paper discusses the detection of Fault Tolerance in computers. It outlines the present techniques available, namely, Anderson's and Avizienis: The writer introduces a new method based on Anderson's detection technique; this modified version turns out to be a more foolproof system. Since the shortcomings of both the 'old' techniques are discussed in detail the writer also suggests how to overcome them using the technique that he had proposed. To prove the excellence of his method, the writer applies his technique to the SIFT system to show that it is workable and superior to previous ones. Diagrams are provided for clarification.Ball State UniversityMuncie, IN 47306Thesis (M.S.)--Ball State University, 1986
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this paper, we focus on methods of fault tolerance, and investigate the differences between hardware...
To familiarize the reader with the field of fault tolerance, this report discusses the most importan...
. Fault-tolerant programs are typically not only difficult to implement but also incur extra costs i...
Both the scale and the reach of computer systems and embedded devices have been constantly increasin...
<p>This thesis deals with techniques for designing and evaluating error detection and recovery mecha...
Fault tolerance is the ability of a system to perform its function correctly even in the presence of...
This report examines the state of the field of software fault tolerance. Terminology, techniques for...
Fault-tolerant computing began between 1965 and 1970, probably with the highly reliable ...
A reliable computer system needs to provide its normal level of service in the presence of hardware ...
In this book, a number of innovative fault diagnosis algorithms in recently years are introduced. T...
The theory of fault-tolerant computer design has developed rapidly. Several techniques using hardwar...
Fault Tolerance (FT) enables system to continue operating despite event of failures. Therefore, FT i...
A reduction in the minimum attainable feature size in integrated circuits h.s lead to the possibilit...
A general framework for the design and analysis of distributed fault-tolerant systems is proposed in...
Fault tolerance is the characteristic of a system that tolerates the class of failures. It will anal...
this paper, we focus on methods of fault tolerance, and investigate the differences between hardware...
To familiarize the reader with the field of fault tolerance, this report discusses the most importan...
. Fault-tolerant programs are typically not only difficult to implement but also incur extra costs i...
Both the scale and the reach of computer systems and embedded devices have been constantly increasin...
<p>This thesis deals with techniques for designing and evaluating error detection and recovery mecha...
Fault tolerance is the ability of a system to perform its function correctly even in the presence of...