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Philip Pesses, Automotive Technical Marketing

David Lopez, Segment & Application Manager

FTF-SMI-N1805

May 16, 2016

FTF-SMI-N1805

NXP FUNCTIONAL SAFETY

PORTFOLIO

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AGENDA

• What is NXP SafeAssure™ program

• Functional safety needs

• NXP experience on safety concept

• NXP microcontroller & analog portfolio

• Targeted industry applications

• Certification process

• Enablement

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SafeAssure™ Program

• NXP simplifies the process of system compliance for automotive and industrial functional safety standards

• Reduces the time and complexity required to develop safety systems that comply with ISO 26262 and IEC 61508 standards

• Supports the most stringent Safety Integrity Levels (SILs)

• Zero defect methodology from design to manufacturing to help ensure our products meet the stringent demands of safety applications

• Functional safety activities address:

− Safety process (FMEA, FTA, FMEDA) integrated into development process

− Safety hardware (safety manual) BIST, ECC, etc

− Safety software (safety manual) Autosar MCAL, OS, core self tests, etc.

− Safety support – training, documentation and tech support

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NEED FOR

FUNCTIONAL

SAFETY

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Deep Water

Explosion

Airline

Crashes

Nuclear Plant

Disaster

Windmill Error Causes

Overheating

Robust Safety Systems are Key to Prevent Industrial Impacts

Utility Fire

Factory Robot Injures

Operator

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Why Does Industrial Need Functional Safety?

• Higher integration and system complexity

− Safety requirements established in non-traditional markets, e.g. solar energy

− Increase in use of high-performance sensor systems and results in substantially higher

MCU performance requirements

• Protect equipment against dangerous random failures or malfunction

• Reduce warranty or litigation costs by aligning to safety standards (IEC 61508 /

ISO 26262)

• Need for understanding faults vs. failure modes

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• Dangerous failures in a safety system come from a combination of the following

− Development bugs e.g. software or hardware

− Insufficient system safety architecture

− Transient failures in semiconductors,

primarily SRAM with very high rate of occurrence

− Permanent failures in hardware

IEC

61

50

8

SIL

ISO

26

26

2

AS

IL

ISO

13

84

9

PL

Continuous Mode Safety Targets

based on

Consequence of

FailuresProbability of a

dangerous failure

per hour

n/a n/a a No requirements n/a

1 Ab

>=10-6 to < 10-5 Potential for minor

injuriesc

2B

d >=10-7 to < 10-6 Potential for major

injuries or one fatality

C

3 e >=10-8 to < 10-7 Potential for multiple

fatalitiesD

4 n/a n/a >=10-9 to < 10-8 Potential for fatalities

in the community

Failure Type Per Hour FIT %

MCU SRAM Transient

Failure Rate7.00E-07 700 70

MCU FF Transient Failure

Rate2.00E-07 200 20

MCU Package Permanent

Failure Rate8.00E-08 80 8

MCU Die Permanent

Permanent Failure Rate 2.00E-08 20 2

MCU Total Failure Rate 1.00E-06 1000 100

Residual failures on system level

Low

Safety

Integrity

High

Typical break down of failures on MCU level

Residual Failures on System Level Addressed by Safety Integrity

Targets

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Technology

Semiconductor

& Packaging

Design incl.

DFT and

DFM*

Validation,

Characterization,

Qualification

ManufacturingProduction &

TestSupport

Standards: IEC 61508, AEC Q100, ISO TS 16949, ...

Automotive Requirements: Reliabilty, Zero Defects, Supply, Security, ...

The component capability is frozen

after technology, packaging &

product development and impacts

the right slope of the „Bath Tub

Curve“

Quality & Reliability in a Typical Automotive 125degC (Ta) Mission Profile

Note: DFT = Design for Test; DFM = Design for Manufacturability

Truly Different: Automotive Ultra-Reliable MCU vs. Consumer

ComponentsZVEI work group classified 6 categories for potenial 66 differences

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Automotive Market Trends

• Connectivity & Security

− Optimize information flow across the car (from LIN to Ethernet)

− Protect data to avoid hacking

− Simplify network design at OEM level

• Drive Train Electrification

− Green trend : EV / HEV vs combustion to reduce emissions

− 48 V electrical network to improve power efficiency

− ISO26262 Functional Safety growth driver and system availability

• Autonomous & Safe Drive

− Highest automotive MCU/MPUs performance for real time decision

− Increased safety & security level to protect lives (fail operational)

− Driverless to develop social mobility & reduce traffic congestion

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Zero Accidents: Auto World’s Big Goal

Road Traffic Injuries

Road Traffic Accident will be the 3rd Worldwide

DisabilityAjusted Life Years (DALYs)

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NXP EXPERIENCE &

PORTFOLIO

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Ge

n 1

Sa

fety

Ge

n 2

Sa

fety

Ge

n 3

Sa

fety

MPC5744P/MPC5777M/C/etc - 55 nm

2004

2012

PowerSBC

MPC5643L - 90 nm

Custom Safety Platform for Braking

Fu

nctional S

afe

ty S

olu

tions

PowerSBC

Available

Now

• Voltage supervision

• Fail-Safe state machine

• Fail-Safe IO

• Advanced watchdog

• Voltage supervision

• Fail-Safe state machine

• Fail-Safe IO

• Advanced watchdog

• 32-bit Dual-Core MCU

• Developed according to IEC 61508 / ISO 26262

• Target applications for chassis – ASIL-D

• 32-bit Dual/Quad-Core MCU

• Developed according to IEC 61508 / ISO 26262

• Target Applications Chassis & P/T for – ASILD

• Safe methodology, architecture, SW and tools

• Started to ship in 2000 first safe MCU protoypes for

braking applications

• IEC 61508 / ISO 26262 compliance achieved at system

level (top down approach)

• MCU features are a key enabler for SIL3 / ASILD

Custom IC

In

planning

Ge

n 4

Sa

fety

Technology (under investigation)

Integrated dependability approach combining safety & security with

availability as well as reliability process requirements

Gen 4 Safety - In planning

phase

Gen 3 Safety - Multiple

MCUs in automotive are

being designed and

developed according to IEC

61508 / ISO26262

Gen 2 Safety - First

general market automotive

MCU (MPC5643L) certified

according to IEC 61508 /

ISO26262

Gen 1 Safety - More than

10 years experience of

safety development in the

area of MCU & SBC

NXP Leadership Driving Auto MCU Functional Safety Solutions

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Safety Certification Achievement

Systematic Integrity:

• ASIL-D The µC MPC5643L is a safety element out of context per ISO DIS 26262-10.

• The development as documented by NXP has met the applicable ISO 26262-4, ISO 26262-5, ISO 26262-8 and ISO 26262-9 design and verification & validation requirements for Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL) D applications as guided by ISO DIS 26262-10 and the functional safety management requirements per ISO 26262-2.

Random Hardware Integrity

• The FMEDAs performed by NXP meet the verification requirements of ISO 26262-5 §8 and the requirements applicable to an IC SEooC of ISO 26262-5 §9.4.2 for ASIL D applications.

• The quantitative input to the FMEDA was based on NXP field experience and statistics. Appropriate scaling factors according to ISO 26262-5 Annex F will have to be agreed with the future user.

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NXP Safety MCU Features Using MPC5744P

Cross Bar Switch –E2E ECC (Addr+Data)

Memory Protection Unit – 32 regions

2.5 M

FLASH (I/D)

(A+D ECC)

PMU

SWT

MCM

STM

INTC

CACHE

PowerPC™

e200

VLE

S-FPU

DLMEMNexus/

Aurora

JTAG

Debug

CACHE

PowerPC™

e200

Safety

CheckerVLE

S-FPU

2 x

LIN

Fle

x

4 x

DS

PI

4 x

AD

C

3

Fle

xC

AN

3 x

eT

imer

FC

CU

2 x

Fle

xP

WM

2x C

TU

2 x

TS

EN

S

I/D-cache

384 KB

SRAM

(A+D ECC)

FlexRaySIPI

CR

C

Safe

eDMASafety Lake

I/O

BridgeSRAM Ctrl

Multi Ported

Flash ctrlI/O

Bridge

I/O

Syste

m

Crossbar Slaves

Ethernet

Sphere of Replication:

• Replicated e200Core

(Delayed) Dual Core Lockstep

• Replicated eDMA

• Redundant INTC, SWT, etc

• Redundant MMU

• RC Units at Gates to non

redundant sphere

• Safety Enhancement using

VLE

Clock & Power Monitoring

• Detects and mitigates clock

disturbances

• PLL

Timer

• eTimer0 channels “isolated”

Analog to Digital Converter

• On Line Assisted Hardware

BIST

Crossbar Switch + Memory

Protection Unit:

• Redundant, ECC

• RC Units at Gates to non

redundant sphere

Fault Collection Unit

• Detects when errors have

occurred

• Indicates error to external

• Independent of software

operation

Flash

• ECC

Random Access Memory

• ECC

Temperature Sensor

• Redundant

Cyclic Redundancy

Checker Unit

• Application Signature

Power Management Unit

• Internal Vreg

• Redundant Vmonitor

CM

Us

More details in MPC5744P Safety Manual

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Philosophy

Process

PeoplePartners

Products

Functional Safety Values5P’s Functional Safety Pillars & Differentiation

Philosophy – Culture

• « To design systems that work correctly we MUST understand and correct how they can go wrong » Daniel Saul Goldin, NASA Administrator

• SafeAssure : Corporate commitment to support functional Safety

Process – Discipline

• Analog & sensor ISO26262 Development Process Compliance certified by TÜV-SAAR

People – Know how

• Training, Safety Culture & mindset. Expertise on ISO26262 standard, hardware architecture & documentation

Partners – Collaboration

• System solution to fit for ASIL (SBC + MCU + Drv)

• System safety goals (Car OEM)

Products – Value & Differentiation

• 1st ISO26262 SBC to fit for ASIL D systems

• Innovative hardware monitoring architecture

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Functional Safety Values5P’s Functional Safety Pillars & Differentiation

• ISO26262 certified hardware development process

for analog and sensor products

• Development rules, processes and tools certified as

compliant with ISO 26262 standard part requirements

applicable to semiconductor suppliersISO 26262-2:2011 – Safety management

ISO 26262-5:2011 – Hardware development

ISO 26262-7:2011 – Production

ISO 26262-8:2011 – Supporting processes

ISO 26262-9:2011 – Safety analysis

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First Generation Functional Safety SBC Qualified, Certified Fit for ASIL D, in Production

Architecture integrating supply and MCU

monitoring, Hardware redundancy, and tools

to fit for ASIL-D at system level

1 – Independent Voltage Supervisor

Independent references and bandgaps

2 – Fail Safe State Machine

Isolation trench for physical isolation

MCU error signal monitoring

Analog error signal handling

Generates system reset, or deactivation signal

3 – Watchdog Challenger

Windowed watchdog (1ms to 1024ms)

4 – Proven Documentation & Tools

Support to design ASIL applications

safety manual & FMEDA

Flexible (I/O)

Wake / INH

1 CAN HS

Vcca (100 / 300mA)

3.3V or 5.0V LDO

0 or 1 LIN 2.x, J2602-2

Secured SPI

Fail Safe State Machine (RST, FS0)

AMUX (Battery, I/O, Temp, Vref)

VPRE DC/DC

6.5V / 2.0A Buck

LV124 compliant

Advanced Low Power Modes (30µA)

VAUX – tracker (400mA)

5.0V or 3.3V LDO

VCOM (100mA)

5.0V LDO

VCORE DC/DC

From 1.2V up to 5.0V0.8 / 1.5 A versions

Boost Driver

Battery Sense

Before RBP

MC33907 & MC33908

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MC33907 & MC33908 PowerSBCProven Industry Certifications

• C&S granted

• Velio granted

• IBEE Zwickau granted

• MOOSER J2962 granted

• AN4766 PCB Design & EMC

guideline

Elect. Conformance EMC/ESD Conformance

• Positive assessment

regarding design capability to

be used in a safety application

up to ASIL D

Safety Assessment

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Second Generation SBC for Drive Train & ADAS – FS65/45

Samples available

PPAP June 2016

Data sheet

EMC board

Safety Manual

SW Starter Guide

FS65

Samples

FMEDA

eFAST

Maximize re-use vs MC33907/8• Same package (48 pins LQFP with EP)

• Same Technology (SM8MV)

• Pin to pin compatible

Evolutions vs MC33907/908 Power Management scalability• FS65 : 3 versions with DC/DC (0.8 A, 1.5 A, and 2.2 A NEW)

• FS45 : 1 version with LDO (1.2 V to 5.0 V up to 500 mA) – NEW

Advanced Safety Concept providing flexibility and availability• Configurable Fail Silent Mode with fit for ASIL D

• Second Fail Safe output (FS1b) to secure Safe delay after FS0b

Save BOM System Cost with new hardware solutions

• Long Duration Timer, FS1b, and VKAM Supply

Improve In Vehicle Networking Scalability • CAN FD 2Mb/s and LIN versions (C or L versions)

• CANless pin to pin compatible versions (N versions)

Support Attach Strategy• With S32 for Power Train, Drive train and ADAS (MPC57xx, S32R)• With other MCU suppliers

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FS65 & FS45 Family – Extending Functional Safety SBC Solutions

Scala

ble

Po

wer

Man

ag

em

en

t

Scalable System Management

FS45xx1.2 V to 5.0 V / 500 mA

FS650x1.2 V to 5.0 V / 0.8 A

FS651x1.2 V to 5.0 V / 1.5 A

FS652x1.2 V / 2.2 A

Industrial Version

Vcom, No PHY

Standard

CAN FD & CANless

e-Safe

CAN FD, FS1b

PowerTrain

CAN FD, LIN, LDT

34FS4500C/N

34FS6500N

34FS6510N

34FS6520N

33FS4500C/N

33FS6500C/N 33FS6501C/N

33FS6511C

33FS6521C

33FS6502C/L

33FS6512C/L

33FS6522L

33FS4501C/N

ADAS HE EMS

Inverter, EMS

TCUEPS, HEV

Suspension

EPS, BMS

Elevators

eBike, PLC Mild Hybrid

Truck

IMM Radars

EPS, HVAC33FS6503L

33FS6513L

33FS6523L

HE EMS

Gear Box

TCU

PowerTrain

CAN FD, FS1, LDT

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Automotive MCU Functional Safety RoadmapHardware Security Ethernet USBProductionProposal Planning Execution 135-150C Ambient

ADAS

Vision

Automated/Fusion

Surround

Front/rear Radar

VDS

Powertrain/hybrid

Chassis/safety

GATEWAY

Traditional ENET/FR

Displays/Clusters

GPIS

Body Electronic

Actuator/sensor

FET/relay Motor

CAN/LIN

LCD/Gauge

2015 2016 2017

2Q 3Q1Q2Q 3Q 4Q1Q2Q 3Q 4Q1Q2Q 3Q 4Q1Q

S32K14x

S32K11x

M4F 112Mhz, up to 2M, CAN-FD, ASIL B

M0+ 48Mhz, up to 256K, CAN-FD, ASIL B

S32V23xC

S32V23xG

S32V23xK

4x A53 1GHz, APEX, ISP, PCIe, SDHC, ASIL B

2x A53 600MHz, ASIL B

Vision processing for autonomous

Surround cameras

Short/Medium/Long range Radar

Sensor Data Fusion

Engine control

Power steering

Braking

High-end Functional Safety and Security

Vehicle Gateway

Body Controller

Audio Gateway

Multi Display Management and Clusters

General Purpose MCUs

Battery Management

BLDC Motor Control/ HVAC

High Voltage Integration

MPC5643L

MPC5777C/M

MPC574xR

MPC574xP

MPC564xB/C MPC574xG

MPC5668G MPC574xB/C

MPC560xP 2x 200MHz, Lockstep/ASIL D, 2.5M

Multi-core up to 300MHz, Lockstep/ASIL D, 8M, HSM/CSE, CAN-FD

Multi-core 264MHz, Lockstep/ASIL D, 4M

64MHz, 512K

2x 120MHz, lockstep/ASIL D, 1M

Single-Dual-core, 120MHz, 3M, CSEMulti-core, 160MHz, ASIL B, 6M, HSM, MLB, ENET switch, CAN-FD

Single-Dual-core, 160MHz, ASILB, 3M, HSM, CAN-FDDual-core116MHz, 2M, MLB

MAC57D5xxA5, M4, M0+, ASIL B Dual Display, SMD

MPC560xB

S12ZVL

S12ZVMC

S12ZVC

32-bit 64Mhz, up to 1.5M

MCU w LINPHY + Vreg, ASIL A

MCU w GDU +Vreg +PHY

MCU w CANPHY + Vreg, ASIL A

MPC567xK

MPC577xK

2x 180MHz, up to 2M

2x 266MHz, Lockstep/ASILD, up to 4M, SPT1.0 - 3D FFT

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Functional Safety MCUs

Product Target Applications Safety Hardware

MPC577xK Vision/Radar Targets ASIL D

MPC5748G Control Module/Gateway Targets ASIL B

MPC5777M Engine Control Targets ASIL D

MPC5744P Safety Domain Control Targets ASIL D

MPC564xL Input/output Control Targets ASIL D

S32KGeneral Purpose ARM MCU,

Motor ControlTargets ASIL B

S32V Radar, Sensor fusion, Vision Targets ASIL B

S12ZVL LIN NodesTargets ASIL A

S12ZVC CAN Nodes

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AEC Q100

All NXP Automotive

MCU are AEC

Q100 certified

125˚CAll NXP Automotive

MCU support up to

125˚C ambient

temperature

135˚C+Extended temperature

up to 135˚C+ ambient

on several product lines

(S08SG, S12G, S12ZV,

MPC57xx)

Low PPM

Benefit of one of the

lowest PPM level in the

industry targeting zero

defects performance

• Largest portfolio with automotive qualification grade

• High temperature for space constraint applications like fuel, oil, water pumps, sensor and

actuators.

NXP Products: Automotive Grade for Challenging Environments

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INDUSTRY

APPLICATIONS

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Functional Safety Applications Derived from IEC 61508

Aerospace Control

e.g. flap drives, ventilation pumps, fuel pumps, brakes

Motor Control / Drives

e.g. robotics used in industrial automation, DC / AC motor

drives

Industrial Transportation

e.g. conveyor belts, fork lifter, brakes, (unmanned) vehicles

Robtics

e.g. welding, pick & place, laser/

water/plasma cutter, harvester

Power Generation and management

e.g. power plants, solar inverters, refineries

Generic Functional Safety

Standard

IEC 61508

Required for all applications where a

malfunction may cause physical injury or

damage to the health of people! Building

Control e.g. automatic

doors, access

Public

Transportation e.g. elevators,

escalators, automatic

doors, stair lifts, rail

switching controls

Medical e.g. pumps, injectors,

defibrillators, powered

patient beds, valves,

ventilators

Automotivee.g. ADAS,

Gateway, Chassis,

Body, wireless

charging

Industrial

Automation e.g.

process/ temperature/

smoke control, boilers,

chemical

Applications with

controlling

functionality Applications

with moving parts

Applications for people

EN 50128

railway

ISO 26262

automotive

IEC 62061

machinery

IEC 61511

process industry

DO-178B &

DO-254

Aerospace

IEC 60880 & IEC 61513

nuclear power stations

IEC 60601

medical equipment

IEC 61131

controls

IEC 61800

powertrain

IEC 61215

solar

ISO 13849

machinery

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NXP Success Stories in Functional Safety

• Construction machines - MPC5777C, 13849-1 and SIL 3 / Motor control, hydraulic pumps, breaking…

• Medical pump - MAC57D5x, SIL 2 / HMI and safe display + characters stored in external QSPI flash.

• 3 phases solar inverter - MPC5675K, dual core w external memory + Ethernet / drives power inverters, data collection, network connection.

• Elevator by TUV Nord - MPC5744P, SIL3 / safety module, system put into safe state in case of fault.

• Fire alarms - MPC5643L, SIL requirement / control panel, decision making.

• Signaling systems - MPC5643L, SIL3 systems w lockstep / measurement, comm and decision making.

• Detection on construction machines - MPC5675K, SIL 2 requirement / radar application.

• Oilrig sensor systems - MPC5675K, SIL and external memory / gas sensor, decision making

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CERTIFICATION

PROCESS

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Certify Your Safety System According to IEC 61508 / ISO 13849Best Practices and Expected Support

* NXP works with a range of partners in making the tools, software, training and engineering services necessary to help bring a solution to life.

** Optional

*** NXP document sharing which includes the Safety Manual, Reference Manual, manufacturing certificates and Data Sheet. FMEDA as well as the Safety

Plan addressing the ISO 26262 standard are available upon request (NDA needed).

Process

Mgmt

Technical

Workshop

Create an initial block architecture on system level

Concept incl.

Verification

Design incl.

Integration

Test

Certification

Make sure your company processes are properly documented (ISO 9001)

Create your safety concept by using safety plan as well as verification & validation plans to

document processes and responsibilites along the life time cylce (safety requirements)

Ensure the implementation of the defined safety requirements

Execute actions derived from the analysis of safety critical operations

Review FMEDAs & Safety Manual, determine PFH per safety critical function and specify

test cases

Perform a design review with a qualified safety expert

Build up first PCB with target SW & verify the HW

Perform & document tests on system level according to the mission profile

Prove the efficient control of occured HW/SW functional failures using fault insertion tests

Review the full development documentation according to IEC 61508 requirements

Review the conformity of SW & HW in details based on sampling

Customer Assessor Distribution

FAE

**

***

***

**

NXP

Partner*

**

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ENABLEMENT

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Broad Portfolio

• ARM® Architecture (32-bit) for industry leading power consumption

• Power Architecture® (32-bit) for industry leading performance

• MagniV (16-bit) for industry leading integration

• S12 (16-bit) for industry leading scalability

Enablement

• S32 Design Studio IDE for ARM

• S32 Design Studio IDE for Power

• S32 Design Studio IDE for Vision

• CodeWarrior IDE for S12/MagniV

• SDK and Bare Metal Drivers,

Libraries

• FreeRTOS & MQX support

• Freemaster & AMMCLIB Motor Tools

• Processor Expert (PE)

• SafeAssure for IEC61508 / ISO26262

• AUTOSAR Functional Safety

MCAL/OS software for Automotive

• Reference Designs & Demos

• Low cost development kits (FRDM /

DEVKIT / TRK)

• 3rd Party Partner Ecosystem

Product Longevity Design SupportAutomotive

Quality

Platform-Level Solutions

Mark

Leading

IP

The Value Proposition of NXP MCU/MPUs

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SafeAssure Kit – Machinery Safety Certification on System Level

Background

MicroSys& NXP Partnership developed a comprehensive SafeAssurekit based on MPC5744P & MC33907 (System Basis Chip)

Latest generic & machinery safety norms have been addressed

IEC 61508/ 62061 up to SIL 2

ISO 13849 up to PL d, Cat. B

SafeAssure kit lowers your cost during the early prototype development and comes with complete SW & HW documentation

Status

An additional concept study addressing highest safety integrity levels is underway (IEC61508/62061: SIL 3 & ISO 13849 PL e, Cat. 3) – planned to be completed in 2016

TÜV assessor currently in review of the safety kit capabilities.

Redundancy concept has been accepted already

Next: Final letter of certification -expected in early Q3 2016

Prototypes available now for your safety project!

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Easy to Use Enablement & ToolsAccelerate Design In and Secure Use Case Validation

• Standardardize & Simplify HW

• Processor Exp., KDS, SDK

• USB Standard GUI

Universal SBC

Enablement

Automated Validation

eFAST – UniqueSimulation & Tools

• Accelerate & Secure System CZ

• Non ISO pulse OEM Database

• MCU Attach Strategy

• Simplify design in

• Optimize BOM selection

• Next : Safety Behavior Model

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Green Hills Has Achieved The Highest Levels of Safety

Certifications

Certifying Authority Level Achieved Industry

FAA / EASA DO-178B, Level A Avionics

FDA Class II, III Medical

TÜV Nord, exida IEC 61508: 2010 – SIL 4 Industrial

TÜV Nord, exida EN 50128: 2011 – SIL 4 Rail / Transportation

TÜV Nord, exida ISO 26262-2010 – ASIL D Automotive

Transdyne Corp. SEI / CMMI All

IEEE and Open Group 1003.1 IEEE POSIX All

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The most highly certified RTOS and IDE in the

embedded market segments

• INTEGRITY RTOS

• MULTI Compilers

• “Certified” is much different than “certifiable”

• CMMI Maturity Level 3 rating

The manufacturer

may use the mark:

Reports:

GHS 05/10-22 R001 V1 R3

Assessment Report

Validity:

This assessment is valid for

the MULTI Integrated

Development Environment

(IDE) and Toolchain

.

This assessment is valid until

April 1, 2015.

Revision 1.2 April 30, 2012

Certificate / Certificat

Zertifikat /

Evaluating Assessor

Certifying Assessor

Page 1 of 2

GHS 1002005 C001

exida hereby confirms that the:

Place embossed

seal here for

originals, lining it

up at the bottom

MULTI Integrated Development

Environment (IDE) and Toolchain

Has been assessed per the relevant requirements of:

IEC 61508: 2010 Part 3, Section 7.4.4

EN 50128: 2011, Section 6.7

ISO 26262: 2011 Part 8, Section 11

and meets requirements providing a level of integrity to:

Qualified for SIL 4 and ASIL D

Tool Functions: The MULTI IDE and Toolchain are used to create, edit, compile, link and debug embedded software applications on a variety of different platforms.

Application Restrictions:

The tool must be used under the same constraints, operating conditions and environments used in the validation of the tool. These are documented in the referenced Assessment Report.

Green Hills Software, Inc.

Santa Barbara, CA - USA

®

Certif ication Services

®

Certif ication Services

Functional Safety Experts

Products &Technologies

Safety TeamAssists customers before, during and after certification process

Training, analysis, development

Certification Support Services/Data

• Safety Manuals, Safety BSP, Safety Layer

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