Developing a Configurable Fault Tolerant Multicore System for Optimized Sensor Processing

Markus Ulbricht, R. Syed, M. Krstic
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The ambitious goals for implementing autonomous systems in nearly all industry sectors create big challenges for the designers of such devices. Especially sensors, key factors for enabling autonomy, must fulfil greatest demands. The challenge is to build highly reliable sensory systems, preferably based on commercial off-the-shelf components, with short design cycles, high robustness against faults and minimal power consumption. In this paper, we present an approach for designing such a sensory system that targets automated driving. Designed as a configurable software-implemented TMR system, we based it on three Tensilica Fusion G3 cores with negligible additional hardware to each core. We are able to show that this system can be controlled to support low power, fail safe, fail operational and distributed execution of different tasks, all while keeping the strict timing and safety constraints that are crucial in the automotive area.
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一种优化传感器处理的可配置容错多核系统
在几乎所有行业领域实施自动驾驶系统的宏伟目标,给此类设备的设计师带来了巨大挑战。尤其是传感器,作为实现自动驾驶的关键因素,必须满足最大的需求。挑战在于建立高度可靠的传感系统,最好是基于商业现成的组件,设计周期短,对故障的鲁棒性高,功耗最小。在本文中,我们提出了一种设计这种针对自动驾驶的传感系统的方法。作为一个可配置的软件实现的TMR系统,我们基于三个Tensilica Fusion G3核心,每个核心的额外硬件可以忽略不计。我们能够证明,该系统可以控制,以支持低功耗、故障安全、故障操作和不同任务的分布式执行,同时保持严格的时间和安全约束,这在汽车领域至关重要。
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