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System Architecture and Software Impacts on Fault Tolerant Avionics

Fletcher, 2019

Document ID
3800118269590310959
Author
Fletcher M
Publication year
Publication venue
2019 IEEE Space Computing Conference (SCC)

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Fault tolerant system design started with the wagon, employing a break on each wagon wheel. As systems become more complex or became autonomous, the need for something (" avionics") to control these systems became apparent. How much" fault tolerance" in a …
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