VEOS is a PC-based simulation platform for electronic control unit (ECU) software validation in many development stages. It lets you simulate a multitude of different models – from function models to networks of virtual ECUs, bus systems and vehicle models – even in early phases of development.
Complete build on Linux; ISO 26262 certification; Ethernet restbus simulation
VEOS is now available for Linux operating systems.
You can integrate Linux-based virtual ECUs with adaptive applications into offline simulations with VEOS on both Windows and Linux operating systems. This allows you to test ADAS/AD functions in a virtual environment.
This dSPACE webinar shows you how to benefit from the features of the Functional Mock-up Interface (FMI) with the dSPACE tool chain.
To increase their testing capabilities, provide faster time to market, and enable development and validation of software-defined vehicles (SDV), General Motors has decided to create a completely virtual environment, which can provide a test interface similar to a physical test system. General Motors is working jointly with dSPACE and KPIT to realize a completely virtual, cloud-capable, scalable development and integration testing environment.
Of particular importance as a basis for new vehicle development is the powertrain with its corresponding ECUs. To develop and validate the powertrain, Toyota has strongly promoted the introduction of model-based development (MBD) and relies on the early use of simulation in the development process. At Toyota, SIL simulation is performed with VEOS.
The higher the number of people involved in the development of ECU software, the more important it is to test the individual components early and realistically. BMW has chosen dSPACE VEOS as their central, PC-based simulation platform.
dSPACE VEOS is a PC-based simulation platform that promotes SIL testing for the development of electronic control units (ECUs):
VEOS runs on standard PCs, which gives function developers, software architects, and ECU testers a variety of valuable options for SIL testing during the early project phases:
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PC-based simulation |
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Tool chain integration |
Off-the-shelf integration into tool chains:
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FMI |
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AUTOSAR |
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XIL API |
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XCP |
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VEOS offers a variety of functions to simulate heterogeneous Models:
With VEOS your bus simulation needs are covered:
Compliance with FMI ensures that models created in various modeling tools can be exported as Functional Mock-up Units (FMUs) and that these FMUs can readily be integrated in VEOS-based virtual validation projects. In such projects, FMUs can be integrated together with other FMUs, virtual ECUs (V-ECUs), and Simulink® models. The user workflow for importing and connecting FMUs to other model interfaces is identical for all supported model types. Variable and parameter access during simulation is supported by ControlDesk, AutomationDesk and XIL API.
Read this use case to learn more about integration testing of single and networked ECUs for the automotive industry in a software-in-the-loop environment.
Functional Mock-up InterfacedSPACE supports the open FMI standard for an easy integration of simulation models from various sources.
Support of Multisensor ApplicationsVEOS supports bidirectional, low-latency communication with RTMaps, the component-based software development and execution environment from Intempora.
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