Research Profile
System design is increasingly complex, as a growing number of applications are integrated in modern systems. Some of these applications have safety and real-time requirements, such as a minimum throughput or a maximum latency, but others do not, resulting in a mixed-criticality system. To reduce cost, system resources are shared between applications, making their timing behavior inter-dependent. Real-time requirements must hence be verified for all possible combinations of concurrently executing applications, which is not feasible with commonly used simulation-based techniques. CompSOC addresses this problem using two complexity-reducing concepts: composability and predictability.
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Recent Publications
Our most recent peer reviewed publications
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An Evaluation Framework for Vision-in-the-Loop Motion Control Systems
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Multi-Factor Pruning for Recursive Projection-Aggregation Decoding of RM Codes
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SynAVB
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Run-time Per-Class Routing of AVB Flows in In-Vehicle TSN via Composable Delay Analysis
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State-based switching multi-rate controller for improving resource utilization on predictable and composable platforms
Microprocessors and Microsystems (2022)
Contact
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Teamleadk.g.w.goossens@ tue.nl