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- Apr 9, 2025
About This Video
As vehicles shift to zonal architectures, managing the integration of multiple functions becomes increasingly complex. Consolidation of vehicle ECU functions from different domains into zonal ECUs requires a solution that ensures freedom from interference between applications, guaranteeing both safety and performance. In this video, our expert Allen Li and NXP partners Green Hills Software and Synopsys present a joint solution to this challenge. The demo featured in the discussion showcases the S32K5 virtual development kit, highlighting HW-enforced isolation between coresident applications. It features Green Hills hypervisor-based solution, which enables software flexibility. Using the virtual development kit (VDK) from Synopsys, it is demonstrated how the S32K5 MCU enables safe consolidation of mixed-criticality functions in the zone – helping reduce vehicle BOM cost while simplifying software development and maintenance.
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Key Highlights
- Consolidation of ECU functions from different domains into zonal ECU
- Isolation of functions on S32K5 with the hardware-enforced isolation technology with enhanced resource domain control (XRDC)
- Synopsys S32K5 virtual development kit (VDK)
- Green Hills hypervisor-based solution