Accelerate Automotive Dev Time: Fill Hardware-in-the-Loop Gaps
Marc Serughetti, Director of Business Development, System-level Solutions, Synopsys
EETimes (7/7/2015 00:03 AM EDT)
Today automotive control systems are becoming more complex requiring more software content executing on multicore MCUs including advanced processor cores, timers and connectivity.
Automotive control systems developers focusing on powertrain, HEV/EV and chassis/safety applications have an increasing need to accelerate and improve their development process as to ensure they can deliver high quality and reliable software on time. In order to identify opportunity for improvement in the development process, we need to look at the current approaches used in the development of such systems and identify potential gaps and solutions. In this post, we will focus on model-based design through the use of Hardware-in-the-Loop systems.
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