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Design of monitored self-checking sequential circuits for enhanced fault models
This paper discusses the design of monitored self-checking sequential circuits for the detection of single and multiple unidirectional stuck-at faults, as well as delay faults. It is shown how the monitoring machine approach provides a uniform error detection mechanism for the detection of these faults. Designs based on this method are shown to compare favourably, in terms of hardware overheads and fault coverage, with previous self-checking implementations based on restricted fault models.<>