Validation of AUTOSAR Software Via Virtual ECU Using MATLAB and Simulink
Dr. Vivek Venkobarao, Vitesco Technologies
Konstantin Alexeev, Vitesco Technologies
The virtual engine control unit vECU (virtual ECU) is a software replacement for a hardware ECU, which allows it to execute ECU software as it does on the target ECU hardware. The virtual ECU based on MATLAB® and Simulink® provides an effective simulation platform to integrate all the components and perform effective co-simulation to test and calibrate the ECU functions.
Using a vECU based on MATLAB and Simulink in the development process has many advantages:
- Desktop environment/emulator
- Easy setup
- Application software with virtual hardware for testing and calibration
- Additional degrees of freedom during testing
- Improved reproducibility of tests without actual hardware impact
- Non-destructive testing of various hardware components
- Cost optimization
Published: 26 Apr 2023
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