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First Automotive Dual Core, Floating Point MCUs Let Designers Innovate for Safety Critical Applications

Helping designers differentiate complex safety critical applications, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) recently introduced the TMS570F microcontroller (MCU), said to be the industry’s first ARM Cortex-R4F processor-based floating point, lock step dual-core automotive MCU. Based on two Cortex-R4F processors, the TMS570F MCUs were designed specifically for applications required to meet the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 61508 SIL3 or ISO26262 ASIL D safety standards. An increasing number of manufacturers demand these stringent ...

 
 
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Electronic-system-level design: Is there fire beneath the smoke?

It was a shimmering promise on the horizon: As SOCs (systems on chips) became more complex, we would simply move from RTL (register-transfer level) to the next-higher level of abstraction—what some experts called ESL (electronic-system-level) design. We would express the behavior of the system in a ...
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