How to identify and resolve timing issues early in the automotive ECU design process

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Olaf Schmidt, Business Development Manager, INCHRON | LinkedIn

Difficult-to-resolve, sporadic issues often delay automotive projects shortly before SoP. However, it is possible to identify the cause of such problems up to 12 months earlier by addressing timing methodically from the beginning of the project.

In this free webinar, Olaf Schmidt explains INCHRON’s three-step method that helps automotive teams resolve timing problems long before they appear in hardware.

Key topics and takeaways:

  • How timing issues manifest themselves in automotive ECU designs
  • How to determine timing issues in hardware
  • How to factor-in timing early in the software architecture design process
  • How existing customers benefit from defining timing requirements early on
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INCHRON

Thanks to INCHRON’s methodology, supported by its powerful Tool-Suite software, developers of embedded software applications can ensure their products fulfill both functional and timing requirements.

Used in both single-core, multicore, and multi-ECU designs, it has been adopted by a wide range of automotive OEMs and tier supplier worldwide. The Tool-Suite allows development teams to select the optimal processor and software architecture for their application based upon the results of comprehensive simulation, worst-case timing and event-chain analysis, automated optimization, and visualization and analysis of CPU traces.

Since INCHRON was founded in 2003, our consulting team has made significant contributions to more than 180 successful customer projects.

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Olaf Schmidt

Business Development Manager, INCHRON