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Timing Analysis of TTEthernet Traffic

    https://doi.org/10.1142/S0218126615501406Cited by:8 (Source: Crossref)

    Over time, more and more systems are becoming mixed-criticality systems. As the complexity and size of these systems grow, computation/communication resources should be more efficient than with traditional systems. Time-triggered (TT) Ethernet is a communication infrastructure that enables the use of a single physical communication infrastructure for distributed mixed-criticality applications while providing timely determinism. TTEthernet distinguishes between two traffic categories: The standard event-triggered (ET) traffic and the TT traffic. The latter, for which higher priority is granted, is subject to strong timing guarantees because of strict-periodicity constraint which fixes start-time cycles of TT messages. In addition, messages in an ET Ethernet traffic, which are of lower priority, have a minimum time interval between their transmission. The focus of this paper is on the timing analysis of a TTEthernet traffic by proposing: (i) A feasibility condition allowing to assess the timing requirements of TT messages. (ii) A schedulability condition allowing to check the schedulability of ET messages by taking into account of TT messages scheduling and idle times.

    This paper was recommended by Regional Editor Tongquan Wei.