State Reconstruction
System State Reconstruction After Fault Event
The system state reconstruction subsystem is a 2 kg, 1 W persistence unit that restores consistent operational parameters across 100 MB of critical memory following a fault event. Operating within the Lunar Ark architecture without the radiation shielding of a terrestrial magnetosphere, the unit must mitigate fault-inducing upsets across a 100-year mission lifetime. It utilizes triple-buffered MRAM persistent storage to execute voting on recovered states, processes authenticated state updates, and cross-checks data against the L1-DVT historical state archive, operating with a specified mean time between failures of 500,000 hours.
System state reconstruction after fault event — restoring consistent system state from triple-buffered MRAM persistent storage.
Purpose
System state reconstruction after fault event — restoring consistent system state from triple-buffered MRAM persistent storage.
Context
Child of L2-SLF-RECON within the Lunar Ark system
Principles
- ▸Triple-buffered critical state in MRAM
- ▸Voting on state recovery
- ▸Cross-check with L1-DVT historical state
- ▸Authenticated state updates
- ▸Per ECSS-Q-ST-30C dependability
Typical implementations
- ▸Industrial state recovery systems
- ▸Spacecraft persistence heritage
- ▸Distributed-system state recovery
Lunar considerations
- ▸100-year mission essential
- ▸Authenticated state restoration
- ▸L1-DVT state archive
Specifications
Functional
| primary function | System state reconstruction after fault event — restoring consistent system state from triple-buffered MRAM persistent storage. |
| state capacity mb | 100 |
Physical
| mass kg | 2 |
| materials | MRAM persistent storage |
| vacuum compatibility | True |
Operational
| power consumption w | 1 |
| thermal range c | -40, 70 |
| lifetime years | 100 |
| mtbf hours | 500000 |
Interfaces
Provides
- Restored system state
Requires
- Historical state backup
Cite this entry
Lunar Ark Codex. "State Reconstruction" (L3-SLF-RECON-STATE). Retrieved 10 September 2026, from https://lunarark.com/entry/L3-SLF-RECON-STATE
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