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EM Injection: Fault Model and Locality
... Keywords-EM Fault Injection; EM fault model ...[5], fault injection constitutes [2] a serious threat against secure ...However, fault injection with laser is facing ...inject ...
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Evidence of a Dynamic Fault Model in the DICE Radiation-Hardened Cell
... Index Terms—Radiation hardening, DICE memory cell, dynamic fault model, SEE I. I NTRODUCTION Electronic devices are continuously improved in order to reduce their dimensions [1] and still become more robust ...
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Experimental Analysis of the Electromagnetic Instruction Skip Fault Model
... A. Fault model definition A fault model refers indisctintly either to the abstract properties of a fault or to the main properties of a FA ...a fault and a FA scheme are most ...
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Evidence of a larger EM-induced fault model
... to avoid any collision of the injector with bondings. These maps were obtained with the following settings: V pulse = +170V and a pulse width P W = 8ns. Fig. 6-a shows the probability to have faults regardless of the ...
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Fault Ascription in Concurrent Systems
... counterfactual model, and are not grafted to stay as close as possible to the observed ...a fault model — representing all possible incorrect behaviors — we have no knowledge about how to extend ...
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Electromagnetic fault injection against a System-on-Chip, toward new micro-architectural fault models
... a fault model and it is this description that is used for theoretical ...A fault model is always the interpretation of a physical behaviour at a specific abstraction ...same fault can ...
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Fault Analysis Assisted by Simulation
... simulation-based fault injection campaigns at the Register Transfer Level (RTL) in order to evaluate the fault coverage of the proposed parity-based EDC ...The fault model is a single bit-flip ...
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Electromagnetic fault injection against a complex CPU, toward new micro-architectural fault models
... This fault is one of the easiest to exploit since it in- duces an instruction replacement fault model, where an instruction is replaced by ...skip model, if the new instruction has no side ...
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Fault tolerance of robot manipulators
... the fault tolerance concepts in ...the fault detection stage and the control, are brießy presented to let a more important space for the development of the fault accommodation ...dynamic fault ...
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High stresses stored in fault zones: example of the Nojima fault (Japan)
... Considering this high level of residual stress, large dam- age is expected in rocks surrounding a fault. Actually, when an earthquake occurs, displacement is localized on a very thin (< 10 mm) slip zone ...
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Fault Diagnosis with Dynamic Diagnosers
... a model of a plant (to be monitored, tested, diagnosed or controlled) and an objective (good behaviours, what to test for, faulty behaviours, control objective) we want to check if a ...
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An LPV Fault Tolerant control for semi-active suspension -scheduled by fault estimation
... novel fault tolerant control is proposed to accommodate damper faults ( oil leakages) in a semi-active suspension system based on a quarter-car vehicle ...The fault accommodation is based on the Linear ...
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Fault tolerant gripper in robotics
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Fault Tolerant Control Strategy Using Two-Layer Multiple Adaptive Models for Plant Fault
... Terms—multiple model, adaptive control, fault tolerant control ...on Fault Detection and Diagnosis (FDD) [2] and FTC systems have attracted great ...
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Fault Localization in Constraint Programs
... Email: ylebbah@gmail.com —Constraint programs such as those written in high- level modeling languages (e.g., OPL [15], ZINC [14], or COMET [16]) must be thoroughly verified before being used in appli- cations. Detecting ...
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Fault Diagnosis and Fault-Tolerant Control of an Octorotor UAV using motors speeds measurements
... For rotary-wing UAVs, quadrotors lack available redun- dancy, which is critical for fault tolerance. A complete loss of a rotor for a quadrotor results in a vehicle that is not fully controllable (Lanzon et al. ...
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Coupled multiphase flow and poromechanics: A computational model of pore pressure effects on fault slip and earthquake triggering
... the fault along the bottom boundary of the ...the fault with higher slip velocity in the down-dip direction (Figure ...the fault at three points directly under the anticline: base of the aquifer, top ...
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Fault interactions in a complex fault system: insight from the 1936-1997 NE Lut earthquake sequence
... within fault systems ...parallel fault segments ...complex fault systems ...Anatolian fault to know if they triggered the 2003 Mw ...conjugate fault of the East ...
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A Fault Tolerant Control Architecture Based on Fault Trees for an Underwater Robot Executing Transect Missions
... Recovery is the final step of fault tolerance. Recoveries can intervene at several levels in the architecture. For example at low level, [13] and [17] deal with recovering flying drones by compensating faulty ...
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Checkpointing algorithms and fault prediction
... faults is P (X = k) = β k! k e − β , where X is the number of faults. Hence the probability of having two or more faults is π = P (X ≥ 2) = 1 − (P (X = 0) + P (X = 1)) = 1 − (1 + β)e − β . If we assume α = 0.27 then π ≤ ...
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