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Usage of Modern Methods for Increasing Reliability of Control System Implementations
Szurman, Karel ; Mičulka, Lukáš (referee) ; Kaštil, Jan (advisor)
At avionics control and critical systems is necessary guarantee a minimal level of fault tolerance and their high reliability. On the electronic components in these devices has an undesirable influence environment conditions and mainly cosmic ray. In this paper are described the most common failure types of semiconductor components and devices together with modern methods which can be increased the system fault tolerance and its overall reliability. There are introduced aspects of the avionic systems design due to finally certification and ways to evaluate its safety. This thesis describes design and implementation of the CAN bus control system for the FPGA platform which uses the CANAerospace application protocol. Created system design is improved by the TMR architecture. Fault tolerance of both system version is tested by the SEU framework which allows using the dynamic partial reconfiguration generate an SEU failures into running FPGA design.
VHDL Design of Robot Controller for Autonomous Robot Movement in Maze
Podivínský, Jakub ; Strnadel, Josef (referee) ; Zachariášová, Marcela (advisor)
This master thesis describes design and implementation of a robot controller for autonomous movement in a maze. Robot represents an exemplary system, which is designed for testing and validation of fault-tolerance methodologies. A part of this work contains introduction to reliability of digital systems, especially those which are based on Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA). Moreover, this introduces techniques that ensure robustness against faults in digital systems; attention is devoted to the usage of FPGA technology in this area and a technique called partial dynamic reconfiguration.
Functional Verification of Robotic System Using UVM
Krajčír, Stanislav ; Čekan, Ondřej (referee) ; Zachariášová, Marcela (advisor)
One of the currently most used approaches for verification of hardware systems is functional verification. This master thesis describes design and implementation of a verification environment using UVM (Universal Verification Methodology) methodology for verifying the correctness of the robot controller in order to eliminate functional errors and faults of its implementation. The theoretical part of the thesis describes the basic information about functional verification, methodologies for creating verification environments, the SystemVerilog language and fault tolerance methodologies. The next part of thesis focuses on the design of the verification environment, its implementation and the creation of tests used to verify the correctness of the robot controller. Results of verification are discussed and evaluated in the conclusion of this work.

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