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M23 safety achitecture.

I see the Cortext M23 has an ASIL D certificate. I cannot find the subsystem architecture that was used to meet this standard. For example was this a dual core with lockstep ?

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  • The specific subsystem architecture that was used to achieve this certification will depend on the implementation of the Cortex-M23 by the individual silicon vendor. In general, Arm Cortex-M23 cores support lock-step operation, which is a technique used to improve the fault tolerance of a system by running two or more processors in parallel and comparing their outputs.

    However, the specific subsystem architecture and safety measures that were used to achieve the ASIL D certification for the Cortex-M23 will likely be proprietary information, and would be provided by the specific silicon vendor.

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  • The specific subsystem architecture that was used to achieve this certification will depend on the implementation of the Cortex-M23 by the individual silicon vendor. In general, Arm Cortex-M23 cores support lock-step operation, which is a technique used to improve the fault tolerance of a system by running two or more processors in parallel and comparing their outputs.

    However, the specific subsystem architecture and safety measures that were used to achieve the ASIL D certification for the Cortex-M23 will likely be proprietary information, and would be provided by the specific silicon vendor.

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