A case study in embedded system design: an engine control unit
A number of techniques and software tools for embedded system design have been recently proposed. However, the current practice in the designer community is heavily based on manual techniques and on past experience rather than on a rigorous approach to design. To advance the state of the art it is i...
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| creator | Cuatto, Tullio Passeronge, Claudio Lavagno, Luciano Jurecska, Attila Damiano, Antonino Sansoè, Claudio Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, A. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, Alberto |
| description | A number of techniques and software tools for embedded system design have been recently proposed. However, the current practice in the designer community is heavily based on manual techniques and on past experience rather than on a rigorous approach to design. To advance the state of the art it is important to address a number of relevant design problems and solve them to demonstrate the power of the new approaches.
We chose an industrial example in automotive electronics to validate our design methodology: an existing commercially available Engine Control Unit. We discuss in detail the specification, the implementation philosophy, and the architectural trade-off analysis. We analyze the results obtained with our approach and compare them with the existing design underlining the advantages offered by a systematic approach to embedded system design in terms of performance and design time. |
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| subjects | Applied computing -- Physical sciences and engineering -- Engineering Automotive electronics Computer systems organization -- Dependable and fault-tolerant systems and networks Computer systems organization -- Embedded and cyber-physical systems Computer systems organization -- Real-time systems Control systems Design methodology Electronics industry Embedded system Engines General and reference -- Cross-computing tools and techniques -- Performance Hardware -- Communication hardware, interfaces and storage Industrial control Manuals Networks -- Network performance evaluation Performance analysis Software tools |
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