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A single point of failure is any part whose failure stops the whole system. Learn how engineers find SPOFs with FMEA and fault trees, quantify them with reliability math, and remove them with N+1, 2N, failover, quorum, and voting designs, and why common cause failures can still defeat redundancy.
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A single point of failure is any part whose failure stops the whole system. Learn how engineers find SPOFs with FMEA and fault trees, quantify them with reliability math, and remove them with N+1, 2N, failover, quorum, and voting designs, and why common cause failures can still defeat redundancy.
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