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Opportunistic Transient-Fault Detection [PDF]
CMOS scaling increases susceptibility of microprocessors to transient faults. Most current proposals for transient-fault detection use full redundancy to achieve perfect coverage while incurring significant performance degradation. However, most commodity systems do not need or provide perfect coverage.
Mohamed A. Gomaa, T. N. Vijaykumar
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Transient landscapes at fault tips [PDF]
Fault growth produces patterns of displacement and slip rate that are highly variable in both space and time. This transience is most pronounced near fault tips, where along‐strike displacement gradients vary in time as the fault array lengthens.
Densmore, A.L. +3 more
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On the Susceptibility of QDI Circuits to Transient Faults
By design, quasi delay-insensitive (QDI) circuits exhibit higher resilience against timing variations as compared to their synchronous counterparts. Since computation in QDI circuits is event-based rather than clock-triggered, spurious events due to transient faults such as radiation-induced glitches, a priori are of higher concern in QDI circuits.
Shehaby, Raghda El +2 more
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Tolerating permanent and transient value faults [PDF]
Transmission faults allow us to reason about permanent and transient value faults in a uniform way. However, all existing solutions to consensus in this model are either in the synchronous system, or require strong conditions for termination, that exclude the case where all messages of a process can be corrupted.
Zarko Milosevic 0001 +2 more
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Phase clocks for transient fault repair [PDF]
Phase clocks are synchronization tools that implement a form of logical time in distributed systems. For systems tolerating transient faults by self-repair of damaged data, phase clocks can enable reasoning about the progress of distributed repair procedures.
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Maintaining Security in the Presence of Transient Faults [PDF]
Consider a multiparty system where parties may occasionally be "infected" by malicious, coordinated agents, called viruses. After some time the virus is expelled and the party wishes to regain its security. Since the leaving virus knows the entire contents of the infected party's memory, a source of "fresh" randomness seems essential for regaining ...
Ran Canetti, Amir Herzberg
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Transient-fault recovery for chip multiprocessors [PDF]
To address the increasing susceptibility of commodity chip multiprocessors (CMPs) to transient faults, we propose Chiplevel Redundantly Threaded multiprocessor with Recovery (CRTR). CRTR extends the previously-proposed CRT for transient-fault detection in CMPs, and the previously-proposed SRTR for transient-fault recovery in SMT.
Mohamed A. Gomaa +3 more
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Secondary earth faults occur frequently in power distribution networks under harsh weather conditions. Owing to its characteristics, a secondary earth fault is typically hidden within the transient of the first fault.
Shu Zhang +3 more
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Research on automatic location of single-phase leakage fault zone in coal mine power network
The necessity of automatic single-phase leakage fault zone location is analyzed in this paper from two aspects, namely, the need for leakage detection and the value of leakage fault zone location.
GAO Hongjie1 +2 more
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The accurate transient modeling of faulty DC microgrids is the basis of fault detection, fault location and fault isolation. AC/DC and DC/DC converters keeps their normal control strategies until the fault is detected.
Liang Kong, Heng Nian
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