Tolerating hardware faults in modern architectures is becoming a prominent problem due to
the miniaturization of the hardware components, their increasing complexity, and the …

We describe how to exploit the scheduling slack in a real-time system to reduce energy
consumption and achieve fault tolerance at the same time. During failure-free operation, a …

Predictable performance in the event of failuresis of paramount importance in most safety
critical real-timesystems. Various hardware as well as software fault-toleranttechniques are …

The time-triggered model, with tasks scheduled in static (off line) fashion, provides a high
degree of timing predictability in safety-critical distributed systems. Such systems must also …

The main contribution of this paper is twofold. First, we present an appropriate schedulability
analysis, based on response time analysis, for supporting fault-tolerant hard real-time …

A real-time system must execute functionally correct computations in a timely manner. In
order to guarantee that all tasks accepted in the system will meet their timing requirements …

In this paper a survey of the best-known real-time scheduling techniques executing on
multiple processors is conducted. These techniques solve the problem of scheduling sets of …

Rate-monotonic scheduling (RMS) is a widely used real-time scheduling technique. This
paper proposes RBound, a new admission control for RMS. RBound has two interesting …

Real-time systems are being increasingly used in several applications which are time-critical
in nature. Fault tolerance is an essential requirement of such systems, due to the …

SRAM-based FPGAs provide an attractive solution for building high-performance embedded
computing systems. Fault tolerant mechanisms are usually implemented in FPGA-based …