Table 3 An example of a three-supporting triplet
Malfunction triplet | Failing nodes | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Â | (malfunction/battery outage) | working nodes |
Triplet 1: ‘ 1’, ‘ 2’, ‘ A’ | If ‘ 1’ and ‘ 2’ fail | ‘ A’ works |
Triplet 2: ‘ 2’, ‘ 3’, ‘ B’ | If ‘ 2’ and ‘ 3’ fail | ‘ B’ works |
Triplet 3: ‘ 3’, ‘ 4’, ‘ C’ | If ‘ 3’ and ‘ 4’ fail | ‘ C’ works |
Triplet 1: ‘ 1’, ‘ 2’, ‘ A’ | If ‘ A’ fails | ‘ 1’ and ‘ 2’ work |
Triplet 2: ‘ 2’, ‘ 3’, ‘ B’ | If ‘ B’ fails | ‘ 2’ and ‘ 3’ work |
Triplet 3: ‘ 3’, ‘ 4’, ‘ C’ | If ‘ C’ fails | ‘ 3’ and ‘ 4’ work |
Triplet 2: ‘ 2’, ‘ 3’, ‘ B’ | If ‘ 2’,‘ 3’, and ‘ B’ fail | ‘ A’ and ‘ C’ work |