dSPACE - Magazine 2016/01

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Together with the TargetLink Strategic Partner Model Engineering Solutions,

Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America developed auto-

matically testable conformity rules for modeling with dSPACE TargetLink,

which comply with important requirements of the ISO 26262 standard.

Using modeling guidelines to

validate e-drive software

ercedes-Benz Research &

Development North America

(MBRDNA), with a location

in Redford, Michigan, amongst others,

is responsible for developing and inte-

grating inverter software (current con-

version for electric machines). This

Electric

Safe

software, developed with dSPACE

TargetLink

, is used for various ve-

hicle applications in the Mercedes-

Benz e-drive portfolio. One main com-

ponent, and the actual innovation, is

the e-motor control and associated

torque and high-voltage safety concept

that is implemented according to the

ASIL C requirements of ISO 26262.

Development Process and Model

Quality

The e-drive software is based on the

AUTOSAR software architecture and

and

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