INCHRON Partners
Analyzing the complex interactions between different software functions in automotive systems is challenging and not a task for a single organization. That’s why INCHRON places so much value on partnerships, drawing in expertise from around the globe as we tackle complex automotive software timing challenges.
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With its focus on power-efficient processors, Arm’s technology powers many of the microcontrollers and SoCs found in the automobile. With high-performance, low-cost, and energy-efficient IP solutions for CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs, a combination of performance and real-time cores are often combined, delivering heterogeneous computing in automotive applications.
With over 35 years in the automotive industry, Elektrobit supplies embedded and connected software products and services that power over 600 million vehicles. Having worked with most of Europe’s automotive OEMs, partnering with the team provides access to early development phase projects and industry innovations. Particular areas of collaboration include AUTOSAR, hypervisors, and HPCs.
Peter Gliwa and his team have dedicated themselves to automotive embedded software for more than twenty years. Their T1 software is used throughout the industry to analyze complex multicore applications. Peter has also released a book on timing in embedded software.
With its deep commitment to the automotive industry, Infineon is well known for its portfolio of AURIX and TRAVEO processors. They also have solutions that fit around their microcontrollers, enabling today’s E/E architectures and the software-defined vehicle (SDV).
Founded in 1979, Lauterbach is well known for its embedded debug and trace tools in the automotive industry. With support for hypervisor-based systems and over 100 core architectures, they’re an essential tool for many automotive software developers. They also provide the data needed for timing analysis within chronSUITE.
A leading supplier of debug and trace tools for microcontrollers from suppliers such as NXP, Infineon, and STMicroelectronics, PLS is known and used worldwide by automotive software developers. Their Universal Debug Engine (UDE) is suited to both single-core and multicore applications, and chronSUITE accepts the trace files generated.
The microcontrollers and SoCs from Renesas have a long history in the automotive industry. With a broad range of ultra-low-power and high-performance MCUs, around 50% of their devices are supplied to the automotive industry. Their processors are complemented by battery management, power devices, sensors, and other products used across the vehicle.
Supplying compilers and debuggers to engineers developing complex automotive systems, Tasking’s products are the tool of choice worldwide in the embedded software industry. They are also the supplier of the iC7 BlueBox Debuggers, formerly of iSYSTEM, that provide access to processor code execution and memory access for timing analysis.