Fault Injection Testing
A systematic testing methodology in reliability engineering that deliberately introduces hardware or software anomalies—such as power loss, data corruption, or network interruption—into a running system to evaluate its fault tolerance and recovery capabilities. It is a required assessment item in industrial safety standards including IEC 62443 and DO-178C.
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Fault injection testing is a systematic method in reliability engineering that evaluates fault-tolerance capability by deliberately introducing hardware or software anomalies.
Fault injection is a mandatory evaluation item for certification under industrial safety standards such as IEC 62443 and DO-178C.
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Fault injection testing is a systematic method in reliability engineering that evaluates fault-tolerance capability by deliberately introducing hardware or software anomalies.
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