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2004
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Jose Miguel Vieira dos Santos:
On the Design of Long-Life Reliable Systems for Ground-Based Applications. IOLTS 2004: 178
2002
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Jose Miguel Vieira dos Santos:
Recovering Sequential Circuits from Temporary Faults: The Survival Capability of Scan-Cells. IOLTW 2002: 179
2001
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Jose Miguel Vieira dos Santos:
TRACS-TRansient Activity Checking with Scan Cells. IOLTW 2001: 141
2000
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Jose Miguel Vieira dos Santos:
Concurrent Scan Monitoring and Multi-Pattern Search. IOLTW 2000: 107-111
1998
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Jose Miguel Vieira dos Santos, José Manuel Martins Ferreira:
Fault-tolerance: new trends for digital circuits. ICECS 1998: 237-240

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