10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ULTRARELIABLE»
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Ultrareliable, fault-tolerant, control systems: a conceptual ...
Describes an Ultrareliable, Fault-Tolerant Control System which allows development of system structures containing virtually no common elements.
Larry D. Webster, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration,
1985
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ULTRARELIABLE TRANSCEIVER.
The solid state, ultrareliable UHF transceiver is a research vehicle to demonstrate how the optimum combination of microelectronics and redundancy can improve reliability.
R. A. Gardenghi, C. H. Wood, WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP BALTIMORE MD SURFACE DIV.,
1965
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A Microgrid Architecture with Multiple-input DC/DC ...
1 Motivational Case: Telecommunications Power Systems An ultrareliable
electric supply is essential in facilities such as telecommunication centers,
military sites, law enforcement offices, petrochemical installations, and health
care buildings, ...
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Advances in ultra-dependable distributed systems
3) No-coincident errors were seen, but test time was insufficient to demonstrate
independence for the potentially ultrareliable system. If the system under test is a
low-reliability system, the independence assumption may be contradicted or ...
Neeraj Suri, Chris J. Walter, Michelle M. Hugue,
1995
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NASA Technical Memorandum
The bounds were found to be very close for models of ultrareliable systems, i.e.,
those with slow exponential transitions (which describe fault occurrence) and
general transitions that are fast with respect to the mission time (which describe ...
Ames Research Center,
1986
TEST EXPERIENCE ON AN ULTRARELIABLE COMPUTER COMMUNICATION
NETWORK Larry W. Abbott Flight Systems Engineer NASA Ames Research
Center Dryden Flight Research Facility Edwards, California ULTRARELIABLE
FAULT ...
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Encyclopedia of Computer Science and Technology: Volume 40 - ...
Computer systems in banks, aircraft, railway signaling, (nuclear) power plants,
and medicine must also be ultrareliable and correct. There are many well-known
examples of failure in software systems: the ARIANE 501 satellite and its demise
...
Allen Kent, James G. Williams,
1999
Compared with this array of avoidable costs, the ultrareliable PV array starts to
look like an excellent buy. In this case, the avoided cost is an engineering-
economic calculation. Increasingly, however, it will be inferred from market
transactions ...
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Winning the Oil Endgame: Innovation for Profits, Jobs and ...
There are obvious applications in commercial buildings that need ultrareliable
power for computers and other digital loads, such as the well-known Omaha
credit-card processing center, or buildings isolated from the grid, such as the
Central ...
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Encyclopedia of Microcomputers: Volume 4 - Computer-Related ...
For ultrareliable systems, the MTTF is not meaningful and, in fact, may be less
than that of a long-life system. On the other hand, for a specific mission time, the
reliability of an ultrareliable system may be much higher than that of the long-life
...
Allen Kent, James G. Williams,
1989