Replay and HIL AD Reference Architecture Overview
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Replay and HIL AD Reference Architecture Overview
The Replay and HIL AD Reference Architecture provides a pattern for designing PXI-based systems that test ECUs for advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD).
Replay and HIL AD Key Features
The features that set Replay and HIL AD apart:
- Precise timing and data synchronization
- Low-latency data transfer API for communication between microservices
- RDMA support for high-bandwidth data transfers, such as camera image data
- Modular off-the-shelf hardware for future I/O and test requirements expansion
- Unified test system architecture to switch between data replay and HIL test
- Dynamic test case manipulation for fault insertion
- Diagnostic tooling for determining latency and throughput
Replay and HIL AD Requirements
Your Replay and HIL AD system must meet the following minimum requirements.
- NI requires using one of the following chassis (must include the Timing and Synchronization
chassis upgrade):
- PXIe-1092
- PXIe-1095
- NI requires using one of the following controllers:
- PXIe-8862
- PXIe-8881
- NI requires using one of the following operating systems:
- Windows 10 (for development and deployment)
- Ubuntu 20.04 (for development and deployment)
- Ubuntu 22.04 (for development and deployment)
- NI Linux® Real-Time (for deployment)