A new automated instrumentation for emulation-based fault injection
Régis Leveugle, Adrien Prost-Boucle
Abstract
Régis Leveugle, Adrien Prost-Boucle
Abstract
Soft errors are an increasing threat in up-to-date technologies, so robustness evaluation has become an important part of digital circuit design. Emulation-based fault injection techniques have proved to be an efficient approach to perform such evaluations. In this paper, we propose new optimizations further improving the experimental duration and the instrumentation cost while maintaining the maximum flexibility for the dependability evaluation process.
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Soft errors are an increasing threat in up-to-date technologies, so robustness evaluation has become an important part of digital circuit design. Emulation-based fault injection techniques have proved to be an efficient approach to perform such evaluations. In this paper, we propose new optimizations further improving the experimental duration and the instrumentation cost while maintaining the maximum flexibility for the dependability evaluation process.
Key concepts: Emulation, Dependability, Fault injection, Robustness (evolution), Instrumentation (computer programming), Computer science, Flexibility (engineering), Embedded system