NASA NTRS · 19870025923
The fault-tolerant multiprocessor computer
Abstract
The development and evaluation of fault-tolerant computer architectures and software-implemented fault tolerance (SIFT) for use in advanced NASA vehicles and potentially in flight-control systems are described in a collection of previously published reports prepared for NASA. Topics addressed include the principles of fault-tolerant multiprocessor (FTMP) operation; processor and slave regional designs; FTMP executive, facilities, acceptance-test/diagnostic, applications, and support software; FTM reliability and availability models; SIFT hardware design; and SIFT validation and verification.
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Smith, T. B., III, Lala, J. H., Goldberg, J., Kautz, W. H., Melliar-Smith, P. M., Green, M. W., Levitt, K. N., Schwartz, R. L., Weinstock, C. B., Palumbo, D. L.. 1986-01-01. The fault-tolerant multiprocessor computer. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870025923
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