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Verifying Avionics Multicore Hardware and Software (CAST-32A and A(M)C 20-193)

Verifying Avionics Multicore Hardware and Software (CAST-32A and A(M)C 20-193)

About This Training

NXP, Curtiss-Wright and Rapita Systems are leading the industry approach to solving the verification and certification challenges presented by multicore processors. In this on-demand webinar, experts from each company will describe where their solutions fit into the multicore avionics ecosystem and how they work together to enable the safe use of multicore processors in safety-critical systems (as per CAST-32A and A(M)C 20-193).

The presenters will also describe how you can participate in industry working groups like the Multi-Core For Avionics (MCFA) group, which grants industry stakeholders access to normally-restricted multicore hardware IP. It will also be demonstrated how the latest hardware and software technologies are designed to solve multicore challenges.

Presentation

Verifying Avionics Multicore Hardware and Software (CAST-32A and A(M)C 20-193)

What You Will Learn

How to select multicore avionics hardware
Learn to mitigate the effects of interference
Explore the verification process for multicore partitioning
Learn about accessing restricted multicore hardware IP
View a technical demonstration of multicore verification
See a demonstration of Rapita's CAST-32A compliance solution running on the Curtiss-Wright V3-152 SBC, featuring an NXP T2080 processor

Presented by

Altaf Hussain
Marketing Manager for Aerospace and Transportation, NXP Semiconductors
Steven VanderLeest
Principal Engineer, Rapita Systems
Gregory Sikkens
Senior Product Line Manager, Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions

DURATION

1 hr

LANGUAGE

English

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