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MultiModal Wireless Sensor Networks based on Wake-up Radio Receivers: An analytical Model for Energy Consumption by Aranda, Juan, Schölzel, Mario, Mendez, Diego, Carrillo, Henry

“…Traditionally, sophisticate power-aware wake-up techniques have been employed to achieve energy efficiency in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), such as low-duty…”
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HW/SW co-detection of transient and permanent faults with fast recovery in statically scheduled data paths by Scholzel, Mario

“…This paper describes a hardware-/software-based technique to make the data path of a statically scheduled super scalar processor fault tolerant. The results of…”
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Combining Hardware- and Software-Based Self-Repair Methods for Statically Scheduled Data Paths by Schölzel, Mario, Müller, Sebastian

“…This paper describes hardware- and software-based self-repair methods and how to combine them in order to obtain hybrid methods. All presented methods are able…”
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Software-based self-repair of statically scheduled superscalar data paths by Schölzel, Mario

“…This paper describes a purely software-based approach to handle permanent faults in the data path of a statically scheduled superscalar processor architecture;…”
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On the feasibility of handling manufacturing faults in embedded memories by software means by Schölzel, Mario, Skoncej, Patryk, Vater, Frank

“…This paper presents a software-based technique for handling permanent faults in low-cost memories for embedded systems. Basically the technique is based on an…”
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Software-based repair for memories in tiny embedded systems by Scholzel, Mario, Skoncej, Patryk

“…This paper presents a software-based technique for handling permanent manufacturing faults in low-cost memories for tiny embedded systems. The technique is…”
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A framework for multimodal wireless sensor networks by Aranda, Juan, Mendez, Diego, Carrillo, Henry, Schölzel, Mario

“…During the last decade, the Wireless Sensor Networks have been considered as a broad solution for Internet of Things (IoT) based systems such as noise and air…”
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Handling manufacturing and aging faults with software-based techniques in tiny embedded systems by Mühlbauer, Felix, Schröder, Lukas, Skoncej, Patryk, Schölzel, Mario

“…Non-volatile memory area occupies a large portion of the area of a chip in an embedded system. Such memories are prone to manufacturing faults, retention…”
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Reduced Triple Modular redundancy for built-in self-repair in VLIW-processors by Scholzel, Mario

“…In this paper we propose a new idea for built-in-self-repair of application specific VLIW processors, which relies on a special kind of triple modular…”
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Advanced technical education in the age of cyber physical systems by Vierhaus, Heinrich T., Scholzel, Mario, Raik, Jaan, Ubar, Raimund

“…Technical education has to meet new challenges with the arrival of large-scale cyber physical systems. Since such systems are real-time critical, distributed,…”
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On performance estimation of a scalable VLIW soft-core on ALTERA and XILINX FPGA platforms by Pfeifer, Petr, Pliva, Zdenek, Scholzel, Mario, Koal, Tobias, Vierhaus, Heinrich T.

“…This paper presents performance estimations for a scalable VLIW soft-core implemented in various XILINX and ALTERA FPGAs. It covers the low-cost low-power…”
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Reconfigurable high performance architectures: How much are they ready for safety-critical applications? by Sabena, D., Sterpone, L., Scholzel, Mario, Koal, Tobias, Vierhaus, H. T., Wong, S., Glein, R., Rittner, F., Stender, C., Porrmann, M., Hagemeyer, J.

“…Reconfigurable architectures are increasingly employed in a large range of embedded applications, mainly due to their ability to provide high performance and…”
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Handling of transient and permanent faults in dynamically scheduled super-scalar processors by Mühlbauer, Felix, Schröder, Lukas, Schölzel, Mario

“…This article describes architectural extensions for a dynamically scheduled processor to enable three different operation modes, ranging from high-performance,…”
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Timing for virtual TMR in logic circuits by Müller, Sebastian, Koal, Tobias, Schölzel, Mario, Vierhaus, Heinrich T.

“…Digital integrated circuits fabricated in nano-technologies have first shown to be more vulnerable to transient errors effects than their predecessors. But…”
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Multimodal wireless sensor networks based on Wake-up radio receivers: An nalytical model for energy consumption by Aranda, Juan, Schölzel, Mario, Mendez, Diego, Carrillo, Henry

“…Traditionally, sophisticate power-aware wake-up techniques have been employed to achieve energy efficiency in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), such as low-duty…”
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Fine-Grained Software-Based Self-Repair of VLIW Processors by Schölzel, M.

“…This paper describes a fine-grained software-based self-repair method for statically scheduled super scalar processors. An important property of this processor…”
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MultiModal Wireless Sensor Networks based on Wake-up Radio Receivers: An analytical Model for Energy Consumption by Juan Aranda, Mario Schölzel, Diego Mendez, Henry Carrillo

“…Algunas técnicas sofisticadas de ahorro de energía se han venido empleando para lograr eficiencia energética en Redes Inalámbricas de Sensores (WSNs), tales…”
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Time-Constrained Clustering for DSE of Clustered VLIW-ASP by Scholzel, M.

“…In this paper we describe a new time-constrained clustering algorithm. It is coupled with a time-constrained scheduling algorithm and used for…”
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Heuristic for Page-Based Incremental Reprogramming of Wireless Sensor Nodes by Lehniger, Kai, Weidling, Stefan, Scholzel, Mario

“…Wireless sensor nodes may need code updates for a variety of reasons. These updates are costly in terms of energy and can lead to early battery failure…”
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On the Feasibility of Built-In Self Repair for Logic Circuits by Koal, T., Scheit, D., Schölzel, M., Vierhaus, H. T.

“…According to recent investigations on fault mechanisms in nano-scale integrated circuits, they suffer from wear-out effects that limit their life time…”
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