Synchronisation Strategy in Complex Digital Voter-based Systems

Researchers in microelectronics generally agree that reliability and computing power are the two most important factors for next generation digital systems. Redundancy techniques are implemented widely to increase the reliability and fault tolerance of these systems. In this paper a triple modular r...

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Main Authors: SZÁSZ Csaba, ŞINCA Răzvan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Editura Universităţii din Oradea 2017-10-01
Series:Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
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Online Access:http://electroinf.uoradea.ro/images/articles/CERCETARE/Reviste/JEEE/JEEE_V10_N2_OCT_2017/11paper0919SZASZ.pdf
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spelling doaj-27631342caf64ff89ab8f83093676a792020-11-24T22:50:43ZengEditura Universităţii din OradeaJournal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering1844-60352067-21282017-10-011025560Synchronisation Strategy in Complex Digital Voter-based SystemsSZÁSZ Csaba0ŞINCA Răzvan1Technical University of Cluj, RomaniaTechnical University of Cluj, RomaniaResearchers in microelectronics generally agree that reliability and computing power are the two most important factors for next generation digital systems. Redundancy techniques are implemented widely to increase the reliability and fault tolerance of these systems. In this paper a triple modular redundancy (TMR) majority voter based fault-tolerant digital system architecture is presented and analyzed. The vast majority of researchers that design and implement such systems usually assume that in these configurations the voter operates perfectly while is not true. This presentation outlines a specific situation when under same conditions the digital voter is exposed to misleading operation generating wrong information on its output. To overcome such situations there a versatile method has been proposed and implemented that is well suited to overcome the improper operation of TMR structures. The experimental results prove the theoretical assumptions and validate the initial expectations regarding the considered digital system fault-tolerant operation.http://electroinf.uoradea.ro/images/articles/CERCETARE/Reviste/JEEE/JEEE_V10_N2_OCT_2017/11paper0919SZASZ.pdfdigital voterreliabilityfault-tolerancemajority votingFPGA processor
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author SZÁSZ Csaba
ŞINCA Răzvan
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ŞINCA Răzvan
Synchronisation Strategy in Complex Digital Voter-based Systems
Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
digital voter
reliability
fault-tolerance
majority voting
FPGA processor
author_facet SZÁSZ Csaba
ŞINCA Răzvan
author_sort SZÁSZ Csaba
title Synchronisation Strategy in Complex Digital Voter-based Systems
title_short Synchronisation Strategy in Complex Digital Voter-based Systems
title_full Synchronisation Strategy in Complex Digital Voter-based Systems
title_fullStr Synchronisation Strategy in Complex Digital Voter-based Systems
title_full_unstemmed Synchronisation Strategy in Complex Digital Voter-based Systems
title_sort synchronisation strategy in complex digital voter-based systems
publisher Editura Universităţii din Oradea
series Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
issn 1844-6035
2067-2128
publishDate 2017-10-01
description Researchers in microelectronics generally agree that reliability and computing power are the two most important factors for next generation digital systems. Redundancy techniques are implemented widely to increase the reliability and fault tolerance of these systems. In this paper a triple modular redundancy (TMR) majority voter based fault-tolerant digital system architecture is presented and analyzed. The vast majority of researchers that design and implement such systems usually assume that in these configurations the voter operates perfectly while is not true. This presentation outlines a specific situation when under same conditions the digital voter is exposed to misleading operation generating wrong information on its output. To overcome such situations there a versatile method has been proposed and implemented that is well suited to overcome the improper operation of TMR structures. The experimental results prove the theoretical assumptions and validate the initial expectations regarding the considered digital system fault-tolerant operation.
topic digital voter
reliability
fault-tolerance
majority voting
FPGA processor
url http://electroinf.uoradea.ro/images/articles/CERCETARE/Reviste/JEEE/JEEE_V10_N2_OCT_2017/11paper0919SZASZ.pdf
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