A Cross-Level Verification Methodology for Digital IPs Augmented with Embedded Timing Monitors

Embedded Control Architecture with Supervisory Monitoring Functions for a Class AB Audio Amplifier

The present study introduces the development and implementation of a control and monitoring system that relies on software designed for a 2 × 50 W Class AB amplifier. The primary objective of this research is to integrate the hardware platform with the designed software, ensuring proper functionality and continuously m...

30 DAEDALUS: System-Level Design Methodology for Streaming Multiprocessor Embedded Systems on Chips

Adaptive Real-Time Systems —From Specification to Execution—

FAA+RTS is a novel solution as it integrates previously-isolated methods for dealing with multiple constraints into a single framework, presenting a single overview of all possible trade-offs to the application designer, resulting in a robust and reliable system.

Development of a method for optimal computation distribution in digital signal processing algorithms for heterogeneous systems-on-chip

The object of research is the process of hardware/software co-design and computational load distribution for digital signal processing (DSP) algorithms in heterogeneous systems-on-chip (SoC). The problem solved in this work is the lack of effective methods for distributing computational functions at the early design st...

FPGA-based Control Devices for Real-time Systems: A Critical Review of Design Trends, Challenges and Research Priorities

Field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) have moved from peripheral glue logic to the computational core of demanding real-time control devices in power conversion, electrical drives, instrumentation, robotics and scientific facilities. The device class has also changed: contemporary parts combine programmable fabric wit...

Composite Microservice Architecture of the Digital Twin

The goal of this study is to develop a conceptual composite architecture for an industrial digital twin, in which complex subsystems are viewed as highly interconnected and loosely coupled service components of a higher-order system.