Patent
1996-12-18
1999-09-21
Palys, Joseph
39518501, G06F 1100
Patent
active
059564741
ABSTRACT:
Fault resilient or fault tolerant computers are produced by designating a first processor as a computing element, designating a second processor as a controller, connecting the computing element and the controller to produce a modular pair, and connecting at least two module pairs to produce a fault resilient or fault tolerant computer. Each computing element of the computer performs all instructions in the same number of cycles as the other computing element. The controllers provide input/output processings for the computing elements, as well as monitor their operations to detect errors, and control operation of the computing elements in response to the detected errors.
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Bissett Thomas Dale
Fiorentino Richard D.
Glorioso Robert M.
McCauley Diane T.
McCollum James D.
Marathon Technologies Corporation
Palys Joseph
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