Reliability is today one of the major issues for 2 computing devices from the embedded domain up to large high3 performance systems. To safely deploy a computing device in a 4 system, accurate measurements of the failure in time (FIT) rate 5 are required to ensure that the device complies with the project 6 reliability requirements. In this work, we present a method 7 to provide a more accurate device FIT rate estimation from 8 software fault injection. We use the technology sensitivity factor, 9 obtained from beam experiments, as well as architectural and 10 code features to significantly increase the FIT rate estimation 11 accuracy. We compare the estimated FIT rates with the ones 12 measured from radiation experiments of eight codes executed 13 on ARM Cortex-A5 and Cortex-A9. We show that, on average, 14 we can provide a FIT rate estimation accuracy of less than 20% 15 (overestimation) and 35% (underestimation) the expected FIT 16 rate for A5 and A9, respectively.
Accurate FIT Rate Estimation Through High-Level Software Fault Injection / Bodmann, Pablo R.; Oliveira, Daniel; Rech, Paolo. - In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON NUCLEAR SCIENCE. - ISSN 0018-9499. - 2022:(2022), pp. 2018-2026. [10.1109/TNS.2022.3195068]
Accurate FIT Rate Estimation Through High-Level Software Fault Injection
Rech, Paolo
2022-01-01
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Reliability is today one of the major issues for 2 computing devices from the embedded domain up to large high3 performance systems. To safely deploy a computing device in a 4 system, accurate measurements of the failure in time (FIT) rate 5 are required to ensure that the device complies with the project 6 reliability requirements. In this work, we present a method 7 to provide a more accurate device FIT rate estimation from 8 software fault injection. We use the technology sensitivity factor, 9 obtained from beam experiments, as well as architectural and 10 code features to significantly increase the FIT rate estimation 11 accuracy. We compare the estimated FIT rates with the ones 12 measured from radiation experiments of eight codes executed 13 on ARM Cortex-A5 and Cortex-A9. We show that, on average, 14 we can provide a FIT rate estimation accuracy of less than 20% 15 (overestimation) and 35% (underestimation) the expected FIT 16 rate for A5 and A9, respectively.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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