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Triple
Modular Redundancy (TMR) has traditionally been used for protecting digital
logic from the SEUs in space born applications. The main usage has been
either on module level or for the protection of sequential elements in
digital logic. A very simple method to implement SEU mitigation in an FPGA
design is to replicate redundant instances of an entire module and vote on
the module's final outputs. In this context a module can represent the entire
design of a particular device or its subcomponent. This is a very effective
means of SEU mitigation that is easy to implement and can be done entirely
within a single FPGA device as long as the module uses no more than a third
of the total device. Triple
device redundancy and mitigation is an alternative method that has the
highest reliability for detecting single and multiple event disturbances,
multiple transient disturbances, and any other functional interruptions including
total device failure. NHTMR has
been designed to work with FPGAs and ASICs and is therefore based on device
redundancy. The redundancy of the device can be managed by hardware (FPGA) or
by software through communication on multiple ports of various types. |
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X+ |
X- |
Y+ |
Y- |
Z+ |
Z- |
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A |
H |
H |
H |
H |
VH |
L |
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B |
H |
H |
M |
H |
H |
H |
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C |
H |
H |
H |
L |
H |
H |
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D |
H |
H |
H |
H |
VH |
L |
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NHTMR = B + C + ( A ||
D ) |
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NHTMR OPTIMIZED SHIELDING ( SINGLE RADIATION
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