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Abstract
Fault detection is an important task in the design of fault-tolerant state machines. Structural models of Moore finite-state machines are proposed to detect multiple faults in various elements of the finite-state machine and prevent their negative impact on the controlled object. The structural models under consideration make it possible to detect invalid input and output vectors both in each state and for the entire automaton, invalid code of the current and next state of the automaton, and invalid transitions between states. The costs of implementing the proposed structures by area range on average from 3 to 26%, and the speed of the machine either does not change or even increases by an average of 24–30%. Estimates of the area and performance of the proposed structural models of finite-state machines are given, and recommendations for their practical use are given. It is shown that the choice of a suitable structure allows us not to increase the area, and in some cases even leads to an increase in the performance of the finite-state machine.
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Journal of Computer and System Sciences International is a journal published in collaboration with the Russian Academy of Sciences. It covers all areas of control theory and systems. The journal features papers on the theory and methods of control, as well as papers devoted to the study, design, modeling, development, and application of new control systems. The journal publishes papers that reflect contemporary research and development in the field of control. Particular attention is given to applications of computer methods and technologies to control theory and control engineering. The journal publishes proceedings of international scientific conferences in the form of collections of regular journal articles and reviews by top experts on topical problems of modern studies in control theory.