| ??? 02/08/03 11:59 Read: times |
#38597 - Automotive Embedded systems |
Can anybody clarify a few issues as listed below with respect to the embedded software that is normally used on automobiles - say typically the engine management system or the climate control system:
1. Do they use a core that is different from the ones we normally use - say MCS51 for instance ? 2. What is the normal bus width for such applications - 4 / 8 / 16 bits ? 3. Are there any special conditions of reset / watchdog / safety etc. ( I would not like my car's EMS to freeze in the middle of nowhere because the watchdog kicked in ) 4. And are they developed on a RTOS kernel always ? In my line of profession I do quite a bit of hydraulic test rigs with the 8051 derivatives, and recently there was a customer who wanted to know the difference between the embedded software that we supply vis-a vis the ones on automobiles. Hence the query. Thanks. Raghunathan |
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