| 释义 |
quadded redundancy [`kwäd·ǝd ri`dǝn·dǝn·sē] COMPUTER SCIENCE A form of redundancy in which each logic gate is quadruplicated, and the outputs of one stage are interconnected to the inputs of the succeeding stage by a connection pattern so that errors made in earlier stages are overridden in later stages, where the original correct signals are restored. |