DocumentCode :
2272489
Title :
Advanced Hierachical Event-Stream Model
Author :
Albers, Karsten ; Bodmann, Frank ; Slomka, Frank
Author_Institution :
Embedded Syst., Ulm Univ., Ulm
fYear :
2008
fDate :
2-4 July 2008
Firstpage :
211
Lastpage :
220
Abstract :
Analyzing future distributed real-time systems, automotive and avionic systems, is requiring compositional hard real-time analysis techniques. Well known established techniques as SymTA/S and the real-time calculus are candidates solving the mentioned problem. However both techniques use quite simple event models. SymTA/S is based on discrete events the real-time calculus on continuous functions. Such simple models has been choosen because of the computational complexity of the considered mathematical operations required for real-time analysis. Advances in approximation techniques are allowing the consideration of more expressive descriptions of events. In this paper such a new expressive event model and its analysis algorithm are described. It integrates the models of both techniques. It is also possible in this module to integrate an approximative real-time analysis into the event model. This allows to propagate the approximation through the analysis of a distributed system leading to a much more efficient analysis.
Keywords :
discrete event systems; distributed processing; real-time systems; temporal logic; SymTA/S; computational complexity; continuous function; discrete event; distributed real-time system; hierachical event stream model; real-time analysis; real-time calculus; Automotive engineering; Calculus; Embedded system; Equations; Hardware; Job design; Joining processes; Packaging; Real time systems; Timing; EDF; event stream model; fixed priority scheduling; real-time; schedulability analysis;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Real-Time Systems, 2008. ECRTS '08. Euromicro Conference on
Conference_Location :
Prague
ISSN :
1068-3070
Print_ISBN :
978-0-7695-3298-1
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/ECRTS.2008.19
Filename :
4573117
Link To Document :
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