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Safety software Precision Hi-Rel
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Characteristics

Function
control, design, safety, synthesis
Applications
flow
Type
automated

Description

Precision Hi-Rel, enhances Precision RTL Plus with automated mitigation of SEUs/SETs in safety-critical & high-reliability applications using TMR, safe FSM and other optimizations. Mitigate SEEs and Ensure Functional Equivalence Precision Hi-Rel offers multiple SEE mitigation strategies for safety-critical and high-reliability applications. Integration with FormalPro LEC provides assurance that synthesis-based mitigated design is functionally equivalent to the RTL, ensuring DO-254 certification. Triple Modular Redundancy (TMR) TMR is the most popular mitigation strategy used for protection from SEUs/SETs in FPGAs. Precision Hi-Rel provides the widest selection of TMR modes - LTMR, DTMR, GTMR & intelligent Selective TMR (iSTMR), enabling users to trade-off between safety, area and performance. Inserting TMR at the synthesis level provides greater user control and superior QoR. Safe FSM Precision Hi-Rel offers two enhanced safe FSM modes: SEU detect - detects invalid transition/state and recovers to a known state SEU tolerant - absorbs an SEU and continues operation without interruption With seamless integration in the synthesis flow and full user-control, it allows designers to implement these FSM optimizations globally or at modular level. Push-button or User-directed Mitigation Flow Precision Hi-Rel gives you the option of a push-button flow for mitigation strategies or a user-directed flow for selective mitigation. User-directed mitigation is implemented using pragmas/attributes in HDL or constraints in TCL.

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