RTaW-Pegase enables you to secure and optimize your design choices throughout the development of your E/E architecture, resulting in a cost-effective and future-proof E/E architecture with guaranteed timing behavior and communication reliability. With custom import/export filters, its Java API and its plugin infrastructure, Pegase will fit into and enhance your design flow.
Key Benefits
Discover PEGASE’s modules
RTaW-Pegase is organized in technology-specific modules so that you can select the modules to adapt the software to your project’s needs.
- Worst-case analysis & simulation
- Analysis and simulation : gateway CAN – CAN
- Simulation : Gateway CAN-Ethernet (Autosar Socket Adapter)
- Configuration : allocation of IDs & offsets
- Traffic model : diagnostics, segmentation, event-triggered, …
- What-if analysis : migration to CAN FD & CAN 2.0B, scale load
- Worst-case analysis & simulation
- Gatewaying to/from CAN (FD)
- Autosar support
- Simulation trace visualization
- Worst-case analysis & simulation of static and dynamic segment
- Gatewaying to/from CAN (FD)
- Simulation trace visualization with Gantt charts
- Modelling, Visualization and Variants Management
- Simulation: 802.1Q, CBS, TAS, Preemption, TCP, UDP, TFTP, AFDX, TTEthernet, CB, SOME/IP (TP), T1S (PLCA), AS-2020, ATS (Qcr), Qci, Qch (upon request)
- Worst-case analysis: 802.1Q, CBS, TAS, Preemption, UDP, AFDX, TTEthernet, CB, SOME/IP (TP), T1S (PLCA), AS-2020, ATS (Qcr), Qci, Qch (upon request)
- Configuration: (redundant) routing, 802.1Q (priorities), CBS (idle slopes), TAS (schedule), T1S (schedule), ATS, Preemption, combining QoS mechanisms
- What-if analysis: scale load, migration from CAN (FD) to T1S
- Fault-injection: transmission errors, low-priority flooding
- Zero-Config TSN® (ZCT): Automated selection and configuration of TSN protocols
- Topology-Stress-Test® (TST): Cost-aware extensibility analysis
- Topology Optimizer® (TOP): Cost and weight-optimization of the communication architecture
- RTOS support such as Autosar
- Task scheduling: FPS, NPFPS, event-triggered, schedule tables
- mono and multi-core processors
- Service-Oriented-Architecture with e.g. SOME/IP
- Virtual switch
- End-to-end delays: sensors to actuators
- Simulation & schedulability analysis
- Simulation & Analysis
- Frame & PDU routing
- Protocol agnostic
- 802.11p support
- Gatewaying to/from wired networks
- Controller-Area Network
- Switched Ethernet
- Support of industry standard formats
- TSN protocols
- Tool assisted design of communication architectures
- More information on this page