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Automotive MBD Tools and Services
GAIO provides comprehensive MBD verification solutions using the GIS concept to link with other company's tools. A variety of ECU software solutions are available, including unit testing as well as GAIO's very own ECU virtual testing environment called 'SPILS,' which performs simulations without requiring ECU hardware.
Automotive Functional Safety Standard (ISO 26262)
GAIO provides ISO 26262 compliant embedded software test tools. CoverageMaster winAMS is an automated embedded software unit testing tool that executes the target MPU device's code for achieving reliable testing results, and complies with ISO26262 Automotive Functional Safety Standard
MBD Tools and Services
ISO 26262 complaint Unit Testing
Amongst GAIO's available services ECU software unit testing has become more and more important in recent automotive software development. This testing phase takes place at the bottom of the MBD process with the following two options available.
CoverageMaster: Unit Testing Tool : Compliant with ISO26262 Automotive Functional Safety Standard
Unit Testing Service: Conducted by GAIO profession staff
Integrated Model/Code Back-to-Back Test Tool
MC-Verifier is an integrated test tool for performing model-based development Back-to-Back testing. Debug and verify consistency between model, software, and target code implementation at a variety of development phases.
ECU Software Simulator (using 'SPILS' Virtual Environment)
The 'SPILS' (Simulator-based Processor In the Loop Simulation) virtual environment requires only the target code to perform ECU system testing unlike the 'HILS' system which requires actual hardware. The following solutions are available.
VECU-G : Virtual ECU Verification Solution
VMPF-G : Virtual Multi-ECU System Verification Solution
ISO26262 edition, SCDL safety concept design tool
"Safilia" is a tool to assist Safety Concept Design using the Safety Concept Design Language (SCDL). It follows the specifications and standards decided by the Safety Concept Notation Study Group (SCN-SG), which oversees the development of SCDL and promotes its diffusion.
Safilia: ISO26262 edition, SCDL safety concept design tool
Automotive ECU Software Verification Examples
No.1 System Simulator Examples
* Instrument Panel Simulation using CAN Communication
* Anti-Lock Brake System Simulation using MATLAB/Simulink and CarSim
* Car Engine Control Simulation using MATLAB/Simulink
* A/C Control Simulation
* FlexRay Steering Control Simulation