How to execute distributed system-wide cause-effect chains in next-gen cars

Using the Logical Execution Time (LET) paradigm, Dr Sebastian Ohl showcases a solution using a high-performance ADAS system and a safety ECU running AUTOSAR Adaptive and Classic.

 

Summary

Next-generation vehicles with independent processing blocks allow the easy re-use of cause-effect chains. However, given this functionality is no longer bound to an electronic control unit (ECU), placing processing blocks on ECUs becomes increasingly challenging.

Key topics and takeaways:

  • The LET-paradigm provides an effective implementation of cause-effect chains
  • Cause-effect chains help define system behavior independently of ECU deployment
  • Usage of LET can be achieved with EB’s infrastructure products with minimal changes
  • LET can support the transfer from single-core to multi-core ECU applications
  • Following the LET-paradigm eases scheduling changes on a system level

 

Resource type
Webinar recording

 

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