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Marau et al., 2006 - Google Patents

Assessment of FTT-CAN master replication mechanisms for safety-critical applications

Marau et al., 2006

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3108244478293253817
Author
Marau R
Almeida L
Fonseca J
Ferreira J
Silva V
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SAE Transactions

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The operational flexibility of distributed embedded systems is receiving growing attention because it is required to support on-line adaptation to varying operational conditions, either due to changes in the environment or to faults in the system. However, flexibility makes …
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