Development of Engine Control Units
Daimler uses
Silver for the development and optimization
of ECUs for diesel and gasoline engines, as well as for other ECUs along the powertrain.
Virtual ECUs are built either from the C sources or from the HEX file
of the target ECU processor.
This way, Daimler engineers can move several development steps from road, engine test
rig and HIL to PCs.
More information
- PDF, 1100 KB
René Linssen, Frank Uphaus, Jakob Mauss:
Simulation of Networked ECUs for Drivability Calibration,
in: ATZelektronik, worldwide eMagazine, 4/2016 (August 2016), ISSN: 2192-8878.
- PDF, 358 KB
Jakob Mauss, Matthias Simons: Chip simulation of automotive ECUs.
9. Symposium Steuerungssysteme für automobile Antriebe, 20.-21.09.2012, Berlin.
In: Nietschke und Predelli (Hrsg.): Steuerungssysteme für Automobile Antriebe,
expert Verlag Renningen 2012.
Slides of the above presentation.
- D. Rimmelspacher, W. Baumann, P. Klein, R. Linssen:
Transient Calibration Process using Chip Simulation and Dynamic Modeling.
In: K. Röpke (Hrsg.): Design of Experiments (DoE)
in Engine Development, expert Verlag Renningen 2013.
- PDF, 528 KB
M. Simons, M. Feier, J. Mauss:
Using Chip Simulation to optimize Engine Control.
In: K. Röpke (Hrsg.): Design of Experiments (DoE)
in Engine Development, expert Verlag Renningen 2013.
Slides of the above presentation.
- PDF, 358 KB
J. Mauss, M. Simons: Chip simulation of automotive ECUs,
ATZ elektronik, 06/2012.
- Silver is listed by Infineon as TriCore Development Tool in the category "Simulation/Modelling".
See here.
