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Fault Injection is a technique that artificially accelerates the occurrence of faults in digital systems until they are close enough together in time that the system's reliability can be evaluated on a shorter time scale than decades. Scientists and engineers mostly from Europe first discuss the general features and advantages of Fault Injection. Then they describe three methodologies and related tools within each of the three main approaches: hardware-based, software-implemented, and simulation-based. A final chapter explores possible solutions to speed-up simulation-based experiments, but the guidelines provided can be applied to other Fault Injection techniques as well. There is no index. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR Tags: fault injection techniques and tools for embedded systems reliability evaluation |
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