Exploring timing effects at early design stages.

TimingExplorer offers a set of parameterizable ECU core models to explore the effects of different ECUs or different ECU configurations on the worst-case execution time performance. This allows designers to account for timing and timing effects in an early design phase and helps to avoid late-stage integration problems.

TimingExplorer screenshot
TimingExplorer screenshot

The challenge

Choosing a suitable processor configuration at the beginning of the development is a challenge. A configuration which is too powerful can lead to a waste of expensive resources. A configuration not powerful enough might entail changes late in the development cycle and delay the delivery.

The solution

Your benefits

Supported targets

TimingExplorer is currently available for the following processor/compiler com­bi­na­tions:

Processor Compiler
ARM7 TI logo TI (Texas Instruments)
ARM logo ARM (ARM)
MPC 603e, 55xx, 755s DiabData logo DiabData (WindRiver)
GHS logo GHS C/C++ (Green Hills)
GHS logo GHS Ada (Green Hills)
GCC logo GCC

All versions are available for Windows (7, Vista, XP, 2000) and Linux.

Trial versions for several other processor/compiler combinations are available on request. If your processor, compiler, or operating system is not listed above, please contact us.

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