Journal Articles IEEE Design & Test Year : 2017

Exploiting Execution Dynamics in Timing Analysis Using Job Sequences

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Worst case design as needed for critical systems usually resorts to established methods for worst case response time analysis which rely on the worst case execution time of tasks and the minimum temporal distance between task activations. The result is often very pessimistic when compared to the real worst case load. Many feasible designs are therefore rejected under such analyses. Using worst case models based on job sequences rather than single jobs leads to less pessimistic results and makes worst case design more practical. This paper outlines existing modeling and analysis techniques which are based on job sequences and refers to several examples from automotive design where great benefits were demonstrated.
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hal-01674751 , version 1 (03-01-2018)

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Leonie Ahrendts, Sophie Quinton, Rolf Ernst. Exploiting Execution Dynamics in Timing Analysis Using Job Sequences. IEEE Design & Test, 2017, 35 (4), pp.16-22. ⟨10.1109/MDAT.2017.2746638⟩. ⟨hal-01674751⟩
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