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prior to the compilation step. In this way AUTOSAR also
addresses some principal aspects of the former
mentioned problems of hardware abstraction but does
not offer any solution for the recovery from failures that
are subject to hardware or software errors.
Automotive Microcontrollers
AUTOSAR lacks two principal requirements needed to
build self-configuring and self-healing embedded
systems: (1) AUTOSAR does not support a dynamic
reconfiguration of the system at runtime and (2) the
software components of AUTOSAR are bound to the
microcontrollers as defined during the design cycle.
Volume 2
OSEK Operating System [3] was a first step to build a
systems, the Autonomic Computing [18]. About the common platform for the development of embedded
same time the Organic Computing initiative [19] defined systems for the automotive industry and to guarantee
similar self-organization requirements for the next the interoperability of the assembled parts of different
generation of distributed embedded systems. Both have suppliers. The automotive manufacturers want to add
in common that they describe the need for new systems more and more functionality into the car but they cannot
to adopt life-like attributes, in particular self- afford to add an extra black box for every functional unit
configuration, self-optimization, self-healing, and self- they get from a supplier. As a consequence functional
organisation. unit that are purely software based need to fit into an
architecture that can map software components to
By Ronald K. Jurgen
In this paper we propose a middleware approach to add different microcontrollers. AUTOSAR [4,5] is supposed
self-configuration and self-healing capabilities to a to facilitate this intention by introducing additional
system based on AUTOSAR. Two major changes in the hardware abstractions and clear interfaces. In the
design of embedded automotive systems are supposed. following a short overview of the AUTOSAR architecture
First, the current design of black boxes containing the and the design flow is given.
parts (sensors, actuators, microcontroller, and software)
required for a function must be sallied out. Second the ARCHITECTURE
software must be comprised of services instead of
monolithic blocks. Together both requirements build the
latest applications.
and multimedia functions need microcontrollers for one component to receive a message.
complex calculations and control. Currently most of the
suppliers deliver their functional units as a black box to Below the RTE the basic software consists of an
hide the implementation details and to secure their operating system, services, a communication part,
knowledge. special device drivers, the ECU (Electronic Control Unit)
abstraction, and the microcontroller abstraction. The
operating system is based on OSEK OS. The services
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• Microcontroller Networking
interfaces but also a design flow that specifies how configuration and the self-healing capabilities an
software, given as software components (SW-C), should additional monitoring is needed to collect runtime
be mapped to the ECUs during the development cycle. information about the system and the services.
Beside the interface definition of the SW-Cs a system
configuration is required, which contains the descriptions In the remainder of this section we explain the
of the ECUs and constraints that must be satisfied. architecture of the organic middleware, give a brief
• System Testing/Diagnosis
During the design cycle the engineer maps the SW-Cs to overview of our configuration description, and introduce
the available ECUs such that the constraints in the our metrics used to calculate the Quality of Service.
system configuration are met. At the end an executable Afterwards we describe the self-configuration and the
object of the software component is generated. self-healing mechanisms in detail.
• Implementation Examples
point both in AUTOSAR and our proposed organic
middleware. The difference is that AUTOSAR defines a The architecture of the organic middleware for
static mapping at design time while the organic automotive applications is the combination of the
middleware maps the SW-Cs – called services in the Organic Ubiquitous Middleware OC and the AUTOSAR
middleware – to the nodes as required during the initial architecture. The architecture of one node is shown in
configuration and at runtime. figure 2. The main parts are identical to the AUTOSAR
architecture: the ECU as basis of the node, the
ORGANIC MIDDLEWARE FOR AUTOMOTIVE microcontroller abstraction for the runtime environment,
APPLICATIONS and the communication driver for the network
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and the computational power they offer. Controller nodes </resource> ECUs or nodes at runtime. This feature builds the basis
offer more CPU power to host services while sensors </actuator> for the self-configuration and self-healing mechanism of
and actuators are limited to their special functions. This the organic middleware.
approach has the advantage that the same hardware A service and the possible dependencies can be defined
components for the communication infrastructure can be as follows: The Runtime Environment of AUTOSAR adds an
used for all nodes. Thus they can be manufactured <service id="window_lifters" amount="1" abstraction layer to the middleware and defines the
much cheaper due to huge amounts and the name="WindowLiftSystem" priority="2" communication mechanism. Additionally the organic
class="de.uau.sik.service.impl.WindowLift"> middleware assumes a common runtime environment on
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demands on safety and reliability vs. lower cost Contents include:
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Actuators Electronic Steering
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This book contains 48 landmark papers covering
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actuators are discussed. systems in automobiles, one significant savings
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• Actuators in Fuel Metering Systems actually replace conventional mechanical and
• Engine Valve Control electromechanical components. This collection
• Actuators in Steering Systems of 65 technical papers covers:
• and more • Electro-hydraulic power steering
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Distributed Embedded Systems Engineering, 2008 In-Vehicle Networks and Software, 2008
The 11 papers in this publication concentrate on the systems engineering aspects This publication concentrates on the development of embedded software that
of vehicle electronic systems that are distributed using multiple vehicle networks resides in production vehicle electronic modules. Fifteen papers cover topics
and partitioned across a variety of different electronic modules. The publication including in-vehicle network software; the use of embedded operating systems;
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Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) includes smart vehicles, smart roads and Military Vehicles, 2008
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to collision estimations, embedded processor control, adaptive cruise control and military domain. Topics include propulsion, suspension, steering, navigation, semi-
image recognition along with discussion on the management of safety and safety autonomy, on-board diagnostics/prognostics, driving functions, vehicle networks,
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of sensors, software, control logic, and data used to assist, control, and/or guide Papers focus on intelligent and efficient approaches to analysis, design (not
the driver and/or vehicle are included. detailed design), modeling, measurement, document management and optimizing
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Vehicle Sensors and Actuators, 2008
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