Technology term
Radiation-Tolerant Computing
The design of processors, memory, software and system controls so a computer can continue operating despite ionizing radiation. Techniques include hardened components, error detection and correction, redundancy, watchdogs and recovery procedures; tolerance reduces risk but does not make electronics immune.
English
Radiation-Tolerant Computing
Arabic
الحوسبة المتحملة للإشعاع
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