Implementation Constraints in Self-Checking Integrated Circuits
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Summing up, we can say that the failures can be divided into three classes according to whether they induce single, unidirectional or multiple errors. Each of these three classes can also be divided into two groups : permanent and transient errors. The table of figure 2 gives for each class the main failures encountered.
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