Array processor with stand-by for replacing failed section

Details Array processor with stand-by for replacing failed section Array processor with stand-by for replacing failed section

1981-03-16

1983-11-15

Shaw, Gareth D.

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G06F 1516

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044159730

ABSTRACT:
An array processor consisting of a plurality of sections (S1, S2-S9), with switching means (24,26,30,32) selectively operable to by-pass any one of the sections so as to effectively remove it from the system. One of the sections normally acts as a stand-by, and is by-passed. However, if one of the other sections fails, that section is by-passed and the stand-by is returned to service. The currently active sections are allocated sequential addresses.

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