Hermann Kopetz

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Published: 1993
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2005
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Hermann Kopetz, Günther Bauer:
Time-Triggered Communication Networks. The Industrial Information Technology Handbook 2005: 1-11
2003
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Hermann Kopetz, Günther Bauer:
The time-triggered architecture. Proc. IEEE 91(1): 112-126 (2003)
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Günther Bauer, Hermann Kopetz, Wilfried Steiner:
The Central Guardian Approach to Enforce Fault Isolation in the Time-Triggered Architecture. ISADS 2003: 37-44
2001
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Günther Bauer, Hermann Kopetz, Peter P. Puschner:
Assumption coverage under different failure modes in the time-triggered architecture. ETFA (1) 2001: 333-341
2000
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Günther Bauer, Hermann Kopetz:
Transparent Redundancy in the Time-Triggered Architecture. DSN 2000: 5-13

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