Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
3-Fehlersicherheit
English translation:
triple fault tolerance
Added to glossary by
Niamh Mahony
Apr 19, 2005 06:30
19 yrs ago
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German term
3-Fehlersicherheit
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Engineering: Industrial
wireless safety technology
Zu den wesentlichen Verfügbarkeits-gewährleistenden Maßnahmen gehört zum einen eine Redundanz der Funkfrequenzen, d. h. die Funkstrecke wird wechselweise im lizenzfreien 433 MHz-Band und 868 MHz-Band betrieben. Zum zweiten gehört – neben einer Vielzahl weiterer Maßnahmen – eine 3-Fehlersicherheit nicht oder nicht konsistent empfangener Sendeprotokolle dazu. Darüber hinaus lassen sich wechselseitige Beeinflussungen von ESALAN-Wireless-Systemen selbst über 4 unterschiedliche Kanalpaarungen und über Einstellmöglichkeiten der Sendeleistung vermeiden.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 | triple fault tolerance |
muttersprachler
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| 4 | 3-error safety |
VerenaH (X)
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| 4 | triplicated protection system |
foehnerk (X)
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| 3 | triple failsafe |
Ken Cox
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Proposed translations
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triple fault tolerance
Fault tolerant systems employ a range of technologies that improve system integrity and reduce the likelihood of control systems failures....
...but if two or more resources fail in most dual or triple fault tolerant systems, the entire system may fail.
In der Quelle geht es um Hardware, nicht um Protokoll- bzw. Übertragungsfehler. Aber die Begriffe sollten die selben sein.
...but if two or more resources fail in most dual or triple fault tolerant systems, the entire system may fail.
In der Quelle geht es um Hardware, nicht um Protokoll- bzw. Übertragungsfehler. Aber die Begriffe sollten die selben sein.
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10 mins
3-error safety
cf. explanation in link below - the device does an error-triggered procedure after 3 errors (as opp. to after 1 error = 1-Fehlersicherheit)
although I can't find the actual translation for this term, I am relatively sure that "Fehler" is to be interpreted in the sense of "error" (statistically treated aberration) and Sicherheit in the sense of "safety" since the whole concept is a safety feature, as opp. to security or confidence...
although I can't find the actual translation for this term, I am relatively sure that "Fehler" is to be interpreted in the sense of "error" (statistically treated aberration) and Sicherheit in the sense of "safety" since the whole concept is a safety feature, as opp. to security or confidence...
6 hrs
triple failsafe
Naturally, you would need to reword the sentence to avoid something gross like 'failsafeness'. Personally, I prefer 'triple fault tolerance', since I'm old enough to remember when 'failsafe' meant 'assuming a safe state in the event of failure' instead of 'fault-proof', but 'failsafe' is now commonly used in the latter sense.
sample refs:
BW Online | February 2, 2004 | Commentary: Space Travel: Bringing ...
... That's why many NASA systems sport triple failsafe features. Even some NASA allies think the agency overplayed safety. Space is risky, notes Elliot G. ...
www.businessweek.com/magazine/ content/04_05/b3868097.htm
[PDF] 01-Micro 7-Contents
... have a triple failsafe to ensure inaccurate readings never occur.” Benefits. • Enables international staff. to track and trace. information ...
download.microsoft.com/documents/uk/visualstudio/NET_live_vol7.pdf
sample refs:
BW Online | February 2, 2004 | Commentary: Space Travel: Bringing ...
... That's why many NASA systems sport triple failsafe features. Even some NASA allies think the agency overplayed safety. Space is risky, notes Elliot G. ...
www.businessweek.com/magazine/ content/04_05/b3868097.htm
[PDF] 01-Micro 7-Contents
... have a triple failsafe to ensure inaccurate readings never occur.” Benefits. • Enables international staff. to track and trace. information ...
download.microsoft.com/documents/uk/visualstudio/NET_live_vol7.pdf
6 hrs
triplicated protection system
..that's what we called them in the Nuclear industry.
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