Electronic control unit timing simulation
A technology of electronic control unit and timing model, which is applied in the direction of program control device, design optimization/simulation, software simulation/interpretation/simulation, etc., and can solve problems such as large design space
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[0033] The development of virtual electronic control units (vECUs) for motor vehicles is a complex process. During the development of a vECU, parts of the production software may be abstracted, removed or "stubbed" compared to the software deployed in a real Electronic Control Unit (ECU). This abstraction is beneficial because it reduces the complexity of developing software builds in vECUs. However, this abstraction (removing the underlying software in the vECU) may introduce uncertainty compared to the software deployment in the actual electronic control unit (ECU), especially with virtual test environments (such as virtual hardware-in-the-loop, HiL ) in the timing-related uncertainty. Therefore, it would be desirable to benefit from a reduction in complexity when abstracting less important modules of a vECU, but still maintain confidence that the timing of the vECU modules is still accurate even if parts of the production software have been abstracted, removed or stubbed o...
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