03/26/2008
ETAS at the Automotive Testing Expo 2008 in Stuttgart, Germany
You are cordially invited to the Automotive Testing Expo, May 6 – 8, 2008, at the New Trade Fair Centre Stuttgart. Find out about the latest ETAS tools for development and testing of automotive embedded software.
Do not miss the opportunity to visit our product demonstrations:
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INTECRIO – Integrated Prototyping Environment
The use of INTECRIO’s new V3.0 release facilitates the validation of functions for ECUs on the PC or in the vehicle using an AUTOSAR software architecture. Version 3.0 enables, aside from the integration of straightforward AUTOSAR application software, also the combination of AUTOSAR software components with existing function modules. By safeguarding the reusability of existing models and C-code modules, INTECRIO ensures that future AUTOSAR-compliant developments will be able to benefit from past investments in pre-existing software models and functions.
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ASCET – Model-based Development of Automotive Embedded Software
The ASCET tool family facilitates the design of software architectures, the modeling of AUTOSAR compliant software components at a functional level, and the automatic generation of ECU code ready for production. ASCET models clearly separate functional logic, real-time scheduling, parameter values, and the specific implementation on a microcontroller target. This clear separation is essential in keeping the number of model variants low during the overall life cycle of a software function.
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PT-LABCAR – Modular HiL Test Systeme for Automotive ECU
The real time Hardware-in-the-Loop (HiL) test system PT-LABCAR is characterized by its open, modular system architecture for simulation models, software, hardware, test automation, and time synchronous ECU access. Therefore, PT-LABCAR has an excellent price/performance ratio, because future enhancements can be implemented cost efficiently. The simulation target and operation interface were reworked extensively last year, making PT-LABCAR even more appealing for your daily work.
Please stop by our booth No 1642, building 1.
For free exhibition entry, please make your registration here.