DocumentCode
3674761
Title
Mixed-Criticality Embedded Systems -- A Balance Ensuring Partitioning and Performance
Author
Michael Paulitsch;Oscar Medina Duarte;Hassen Karray;Kevin Mueller;Daniel Muench;Jan Nowotsch
Author_Institution
Global Transp. Syst., Thales, Vienna, Austria
fYear
2015
Firstpage
453
Lastpage
461
Abstract
Mixed-criticality systems have become a mainstream in industry and research due to their potential to decrease, size, weight, and power. Often research institutions and industry interpret the term ´mixed criticality´ differently. Hence research approaches and solutions are hard to deploy to industry. This paper discusses the background, the current state of research and industrial deployment of mixed-criticality systems from an industrial perspective. It presents the background of criticality, the safety and security processes, and some approaches of applications of research to real systems. The focus of this paper is partitioning, which is the separation of different applications of different criticality, and its impact on performance along with possible optimizations.
Keywords
"Security","Safety","Aerospace electronics","Interference","Rail transportation","Multicore processing","Program processors"
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Digital System Design (DSD), 2015 Euromicro Conference on
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/DSD.2015.100
Filename
7302309
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