![Sample ISO26262 Report from VisualSim
Hardware Failure Failure test generated in VisualSim Outcome Result
shared and exclusive use of hardware resources; resource fail packets unable to access resource fail
the access mechanism to hardware devices DMA failure wrong sequence fail
memory
read and write problem- algorithm result
change because memory value change
mismatch in read and write data
values fail
bus interfaces [e.g. controller area network
(CAN), local interconnect network (LIN), internal
high-speed serial link (HSSL)]; data send to wrong destination data destination being wrong fail
watchdog - internal and external autosar model long delay fail
interrupts GIC generating wrong interrupt wrong sequence of execution n/a
timing consistency time stamp updated at wrong points wrong time stamp at the destination n/a
data integrity data payload updated during flow wrong data value at destination n/a
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- 1. ASSEMBLING AUTOMOTIVE EE NETWORK USING TSN, CAN-FD AND GATEWAYS Deepak Shankar Founder Mirabilis Design Inc. Email: dshankar@mirabilisdesign.com
- 2. Logistics 2 All attendees are set on mute. To ask a question, click on Arrow to the left of Chat and type the question. Folks are standing by to answer your questions. There will also be a time at the end for Q&A
- 3. ASSEMBLING AUTOMOTIVE EE NETWORK USING TSN, CAN-FD AND GATEWAYS Deepak Shankar Founder Mirabilis Design Inc. Email: dshankar@mirabilisdesign.com
- 4. Agenda Automotive Architecture Exploration and MBSE Examples of System Modeling in Automotive Design Requirements for Automotive Design- OEM, Tier One and Semi VisualSim Demonstration and Analysis ◦ Full Auto Network Modeling ◦ Multi-protocol Network ◦ Power System ◦ Single Application- Brake System ◦ ECU ◦ Semiconductor- Network and ECU ◦ AUTOSAR ◦ Software Functional Safety and Failure Analysis Company profile
- 5. VisualSim Automotive Modeling Webinar is split into three section ◦ June 3: Automotive Network and semiconductor modeling ◦ June 10: Software design, Hardware-software partitioning and ECU design ◦ June 17: Functional safety and certification
- 6. Automotive Architecture Exploration and MBSE INTRODUCTION AND BENEFITS
- 7. Modeling Auto Systems Current approach ◦ Focus on the correctness of the mathematics and algorithm correctness ◦ Start with requirements management and feed into Project Management platform ◦ Missing early visibility into full system operation, configuration and performance/power/functional metrics Proposed Approach ◦ Add a systems engineering layer above the math and project management ◦ Create a virtual prototype of the full system- Network, Power, ECU, Semiconductors and Software ◦ Conduct trade-off early in the design cycle with detailed knowledge of the system operation
- 8. Tradition Approach- Control Theory of Drive Train Throttle Valve
- 9. Proposed Approach- Full Braking System
- 10. Analysis and Experiment Evaluate timing, throughput, power, heat and functional correctness using a single model Sensor to ECU latency range and reliability Sizing battery, ECU and network capacity planning Early feedback on heat and temperature Response time for man-machine interface ◦ Example is braking system or Autonomous driving Failure analysis and functional safety qualification Exploration of emerging technology ◦ Wireless
- 11. Why Deploy the New Approach Gain visibility into system operation and requirements early in the design process Complete visibility into constraint for each signal/frame, protocol/control, and software/hardware Reference Design for OEM, Tier One and Semi to collaborate Identify bottlenecks, limitations and reuse ability
- 12. Introduction to System Modeling DEMO MODELS
- 13. System Architecture Modeling Methods Network Modeling Hardware and Software
- 14. CAN Bus Gateway CAN Bus ECU ECU ETH • Few ECU’s support multiple Applications • Braking and Airbag • Time Critical applications – Requires Predictable latency • 11 bit and 29 bit could co exist • 11 bit wins arbitration over 29 bit in contention • Distinction between temporary errors and permanent failures( BusOff ) • Remote Frame and Data frame of same identifier • CDT frames could miss its time slot • Credit for class A and B depleted too fast • loCredit value for Class A and B too small • Not enough Bandwidth for transmission while Buffer is overflowing • Crosses MIF
- 15. Translating Block Diagram to VisualSim Model
- 17. Scale a Single Functionality Full Automotive EE Network
- 18. Mapping of Two Applications To an ECU Applications are a set of Complex tasks • Variable rate input stream • Tasks and transfer between tasks Contention for resources by tasks • Resource are the hardware blocks • Assign tasks to Resources • Transfer flows across Buses and bridges Trade-off between process and transfer • Efficient- More processing and less transfer • Minimize power consumption I/O DSP CPU1 CPU2 task1 task2 task3 task4 Scheduling software tasks using limited resources
- 19. VisualSim Block Diagram Library Folder Parameters Reports & Statistics Single Board Computer Architecture Application 1 Application 2 Workload Mapping Power Data
- 20. Run Simulations using two Parameter Variations of the Bus Speed System with faster Bus is slower in places Unpredictable System Response
- 21. VisualSim Libraries and Architecture Challenges DEMO MODELS
- 22. VisualSim Automotive Library Comprehensive implementation-accurate Library Traffic • Distribution • Sequence • Trace file • Instruction profile Reports • Timing and Buffer • Throughput/Util • Ave/peak power • Statistics Power • State power table • Power management • Energy harvesters • Battery • RegEx operators SoC Buses • AMBA and Corelink • AHB, AB, AXI, ACE, CHI, CMN600 • Network-on-Chip • TileLink System Bus • PCI/PCI-X/PCIe • Rapid IO • AFDX • OpenVPX • VME • SPI 3.0 • 1553B Processors • GPU, DSP, mP and mC • RISC-V • Nvidia- Drive-PX • PowerPC • X86- Intel and AMD • DSP- TI and ADI • MIPS, Tensilica, SH ARM • M-, R-, 7TDMI • A8, A53, A55, A72, A76, A77 Custom Creator • Script language • 600 RegEx fn • Task graph • Tracer • C/C++/Java • Python Support • Listener and Trace • Debuggers • Assertions Stochastic • FIFO/LIFO Queue • Time Queue • Quantity Queue • System Resource • Schedulers • Cyber Security RTOS • Template • ARINC 653 • AUTOSAR Memory • Memory Controller • DDR DRAM 2,3,4, 5 • LPDDR 2, 3, 4 • HBM, HMC • SDR, QDR, RDRAM Storage • Flash & NVMe • Storage Array • Disk and SATA • Fibre Channel • FireWire Networking • Ethernet & GiE • Audio-Video Bridging • 802.11 and Bluetooth • 5G • Spacewire • CAN-FD • TTEthernet • FlexRay • TSN & IEEE802.1Q FPGA • Xilinx- Zynq, Virtex, Kintex • Intel-Stratix, Arria • Microsemi- Smartfusion • Programmable logic template • Interface traffic generator Software • GEM5 • Software code integration • Instruction trace • Statistical software model • Task graph Interfaces • Virtual Channel • DMA • Crossbar • Serial Switch • Bridge RTL-like • Clock, Wire-Delay • Registers, Latches • Flip-flop • ALU and FSM • Mux, DeMux • Lookup table
- 23. Automotive Architecture Challenges Systems Engineering ◦ Integrate the electro-mechanical, hardware and software ◦ Capture the behavioral requirements- battery capacity, thermal requirements, response times and throughput Hardware-Software selection ◦ Experiment with different mapping strategies and select accelerators ◦ Select batch vs single processing of signals ◦ Eliminate deadlocks System level ◦ Integrate applications into the Vehicle EE Network
- 25. VisualSim Model of a Braking System
- 26. Brake ECU
- 27. Power, Heat, Functional and Timing
- 28. Autonomous Driving in Electric Vehicle DEMO MODELS
- 29. Power System for Electric Vehicle
- 30. Battery and Thermal System
- 31. VisualSim Software and AUTOSAR DEMO MODELS
- 32. Hardware/Software- Map Tasks to AUTOSAR Running on ECU • Network can be CAN , FlexRay, Ethernet • ECUs are hardware with Preemptable Runnable RTOS and Queue • Runnable Task groups/software are assigned to ECUs Network ECU Design and Task mapping
- 33. AUTOSAR as a Part of the System
- 34. Failure Impact on Software Tasks Without Faults With Faults Rapidly increasing time between Ready-to-Run and Run
- 36. Ethernet Switch Block Diagram
- 37. VisualSim Model of the single Channel Ethernet Switch
- 38. Ethernet Switch Configuration Tables
- 39. Standard Statistics for Ethernet Switch
- 40. Designing for an SoC Block Diagram Target Power < 1.0W Number of frames in 20 ms > 13K Three Explorations 1. All tasks deployed in Software 2. Migrate few tasks to Hardware accelerators 3. Add power management to reduce power ARM Cortex A77 ARM AMBA AXI ARM AMBA AXI Corelink CMN600 AMBA AMBA AMBA Controller VisualSim can handle any Processor architecture
- 41. Translate SoC Block Diagram into VisualSim Model Processor Bus Topology Memory Controller Hardware Accelerators Power management Use Cases SoC design methodology provides lots of flexibility in level of detail and type of analysis
- 42. Comparing Power and Performance across multiple Parameter Values SW SWSW SW HW HW HW HW Post processor and Batch-mode simulation allow for easy comparison across simulations
- 44. Sample ISO26262 Report from VisualSim Hardware Failure Failure test generated in VisualSim Outcome Result shared and exclusive use of hardware resources; resource fail packets unable to access resource fail the access mechanism to hardware devices DMA failure wrong sequence fail memory read and write problem- algorithm result change because memory value change mismatch in read and write data values fail bus interfaces [e.g. controller area network (CAN), local interconnect network (LIN), internal high-speed serial link (HSSL)]; data send to wrong destination data destination being wrong fail watchdog - internal and external autosar model long delay fail interrupts GIC generating wrong interrupt wrong sequence of execution n/a timing consistency time stamp updated at wrong points wrong time stamp at the destination n/a data integrity data payload updated during flow wrong data value at destination n/a Customized documentation for early Qualification
- 45. ABOUT MIRABILIS DESIGN Deepak Shankar Founder Mirabilis Design Inc. Email: dshankar@mirabilisdesign.com
- 46. VisualSim Aerospace Simulator of the Year Hardware Modeling 40th Customer 2003 Company Incorporated 2005 Modeling Services 1st Customer 2008 Stochastic Modeling Innovation Award 2010 Integration API 10th customer 2011 Network modeling University program 20132015 2018 50th Customer Best ESL at DAC 2nd at Arm TechCon 2019 VisualSim Automotive 250 products built Started Europe operations 2020 VisualSim Functional Analysis ISO/DO/IEC Started Asia Operations Continuous Innovation, Awards and World-Wide Presence Company Milestone
- 47. VisualSim software with libraries Training: Training and modeling support- user builds the components and models Services: Develop custom library- User assembles the models Develop custom libraries and models - User conducts parameter study Architecture evaluation- Will develop model, analyse and provide feedback Model-based Systems Engineering simplified and made easy-to-adopt Mirabilis Design Software and Solutions
- 48. Engineering Benefits Average increase in revenue per project = $??M Using Alternate Design Methodology Project Schedule Model Creation (6) Implementation (18) Analysis (1.5) Communication and Refinement (6) Implementation (15) Using VisualSim Model-Based Design Methodology Note: All times in months Communication and Refinement (4) Analysis (2.5) Model Creation (1) Average gain for 24-month project is 25%-30% Ensuring Highest Quality Product Accelerate Model development
- 49. ASSEMBLING AUTOMOTIVE EE NETWORK USING TSN, CAN-FD AND GATEWAYS Deepak Shankar Founder Mirabilis Design Inc. Email: dshankar@mirabilisdesign.com
- 50. Software Implementation of Control Algorithm
- 51. VisualSim Modeling of Data Movement from Ingress to Egress
- 52. Software Code for Control Algorithm /* Scan Queues based on receiving input, user algorithm here */ Select = 1 WAIT (1.0E-08) while (true) { while (Select <= Ingress_Size) { if (getBlockStatus(Smart_Resource_Name,"length",Select) > 0 && getBlockStatus("Egress","length",Select) < Threshold) { token = getBlockStatus(Smart_Resource_Name,"copy",Select) WAIT ((token.Size) / Scan_Rate) SEND (pop,Select) Index = Select - 1 InThru(Index) = InThru(Index) + token.Size } Select = Select + 1 } Select = 1 WAIT (1.0E-09) }
- 53. Software Profiling Address Number Mean_Time Script_RegEx_Statement 0 1 116.10900000 us Select = 1 1 1 69.97000000 us WAIT (1.0E-08) 2 404 206.66089 ns if (true) false, expression plus 13, else plus 1. 3 6462 258.44181 ns if (Select <= Ingress_Size) false, expression plus 9, else plus 1. 4 6059 8.07862948 us if (getBlockStatus(Smart_Resource_Name,"length",Select) > 0 && getBlockStatus("Egress","length",Select) < Threshold) false, expression plus 6, else plus 1. 5 1168 6.47288699 us token = getBlockStatus(Smart_Resource_Name,"copy",Select) 6 1168 20.36501199 us WAIT ((token.Size) / Scan_Rate) 7 1167 1.59209769 us SEND (pop,Select) 8 1167 891.31791 ns Index = Select - 1 9 1167 4.95694859 us InThru(Index) = InThru(Index) + token.Size 10 6058 318.42786 ns Select = Select + 1 11 6058 85.02542 ns GTO (-8) 12 403 289.43921 ns Select = 1 13 403 44.19382630 us WAIT (1.0E-09) 14 403 295.18114 ns GTO (-12) 15 0 0.0000000 GTO (EndThread)
- 54. Mapping Software to pseudo Instructions Instruction Sequence corresponding to the code execution {"FXA_b", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "LT", "ADD", "BCH", "LTE", "IMM", "WAIT_s"} Software code address line execution order 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 6 List of Psuedo Instructions FXA_b = Function w/ Args, boolean FXA_r = Function w/ Args, struct (record) FXA_a = Function w/ Args, array FXA_m = Function w/ Args, matrix WAIT_s = WAIT string, event WAIT_d = WAIT double, delay DEC = -- List of Psuedo Instructions- Cont. GT = Greater than LT = Less than BCH = Branch ADD = Add SUB = Subtract MUL = Multiply INC = ++ List of Psuedo Instructions- Cont. SHIFT = >> or << SEND = Send to Label, Block or Port LTE = Less than or equal GT = Greater than LT = Less than MOD = Modulo POW = Power
- 55. Block Diagram of a Software System Radar Analyze system behavior with deterministic and non-deterministic workloads
- 56. Behavior Model of Radar Software
- 57. Mapping Radar Software Tasks to two Hardware Architectures X86 based ECU DSP-based ECU
- 58. Comparing Mapping on x86 vs DSP Key parameters are the latency, processing efficiency and the throughput
- 59. Mapping of Two Applications on a System Block Diagram Applications are a set of Complex tasks • Variable rate input stream • Tasks and transfer between tasks Contention for resources by tasks • Resource are the hardware blocks • Assign tasks to Resources • Transfer flows across Buses and bridges Trade-off between process and transfer • Efficient- More processing and less transfer • Minimize power consumption I/O DSP CPU1 CPU2 task1 task2 task3 task4 Scheduling software tasks using limited resources
- 60. VisualSim Block Diagram Library Folder Parameters Reports & Statistics Single Board Computer Architecture Application 1 Application 2 Workload Mapping Power Data
- 61. Run Simulations using two Parameter Variations of the Bus Speed System with faster Bus is slower in places Unpredictable System Response
- 62. Graphical and textual statistics Statistics and Plots for Accurate Analysis