A Low-Latency DMR Architecture with Efficient Recovering Scheme Exploiting Simultaneously Copiable SRAM

This paper presents a novel architecture for a fault-tolerant high-performance system using a checkpoint/restart approach with dual modular redundancy (DMR). The proposed architecture can perform low-latency copy with instantaneously copiable SRAM. Furthermore, we can use an instantaneous comparison scheme that has more fault coverage than comparison with a cyclic redundancy check (CRC). Evaluation results show that, compared with the conventional checkpoint/restart DMR, the proposed architecture reduces the cycle time by 97.8% and achieves a 3.28% low-latency execution cycle even if a one-time fault occurs when executing the task.