Test tool qualification through fault injection

According to ISO 26262, a recent automotive functional safety standard, verification tools shall undergo qualification, e.g. to ensure that they do not fail to detect faults that can lead to violation of functional safety requirements. We present a semi-automatic qualification method involving a mon...

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Main Authors: Wang, Q., Wallin, A., Izosimov, V., Ingelsson, U., Peng, Z.
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