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Articles 49
- Increasing the failure tolerance of microprocessor systems to control flow errors based on architectural redundancy pp. 190-195
- Approaches to formal verification of model of microprocessor commutation subsystem devices pp. 3-8
- Testing automation of control systems of gas-turbine engines using microprocessor modeling complexes pp. 27-33
- Application of Germanic technologies in CMOS microprocessors pp. 25-29
- Application of Germanic technologies in CMOS microprocessors pp. 58-62
- Debugging facilities of microprocessor systems pp. 24-35
- Physical modeling characteristics of lines communication for low-power SOI CMOS elements of high-speed microprocessors pp. 62-74
- Increase of Fault Tolerance of Cache-memory in Microprocessor Systems pp. 5-12
- Problems of rapid prototyping environment for embedded microprocessor systems creation pp. 84-88
- Automated soldering system for robotic cell for assembly and disassembly of electrical products pp. 46-58
- System for collecting data on the results of searching for explosive objects, registering navigation parameters, and displaying them on a digital map of the area pp. 47-56
- Some methods of digital processing of sparse signals pp. 26-32
- Analysis of solutions for the dual use of computing facilities on the “Elbrus” platform pp. 46-62
- Systematic error in measuring the pulse duration with oscillations at the top by multi-threshold duration meters pp. 88-94
- Methods and technologies of machine learning in neural network for computer vision purposes pp. 25-39
- Automated complex for remote medical examination pp. 49-57
- Possibilities of applying Compressive Sensing methods in detection tools pp. 39-43
- Method of correction of errors in devices treatment and transfer of information pp. 12-22
- Choosing the optimal combination of cores and complex algorithms to develop systems for detection and recognition of moving objects by seismic signals pp. 44-51
- Informational, operational and algorithmic support of cyber-physical systems monitoring emergency situations pp. 18-24