Wolfenbüttel & Ingolstadt, Germany
Intro

This is INVIO

INVIO (Integrated Network Validation Studio) is an automation software that works as a tool to design and validate your network.

Do you need to analyze and share a large number of topologies for different vehicle platforms? Don't have time to familiarize yourself with the complex and difficult configuration of a simulation?

If you answered Yes to these questions, then
INVIO is the solution for you!

C&S and Synopsys Saber

C&S and Synopsys have an extended history of collaboration.  You can find an example of this collaboration in the SAE Paper entitled An Automated Model Based Design Flow for the Design of Robust FlexRay™ NetworksFor more information on Synopsys Saber, please see their web page: http://www.synopsys.com/saber.

An Automated Model Based Design Flow for the Design of Robust FlexRay™ Networks
An Automated Model Based Design Flow for the Design of Robust FlexRay™ Networks

Our contribution: Validation of CAN-FD-networks with INVIO

In November 2014, our contribution to the validation of CAN-FD-networks with INVIO was published in a special edition in HANSER automotive magazine called ‘Connected Cars’.

‘Connected Cars’ special edition download (© Hanser automotive).
‘Connected Cars’ special edition download (© Hanser automotive).

Even more possibilities

INVIO 2.0 Upgrade

Network topologies can be configured easily and with more freedom.
ECU interface templates support the user in individual ECU mountings.
Advanced model configurations offer more individual options and enables the exchange between different users.
The selection of connectors and several cable selections extends analysis capabilities.
New specification of limits facilitate the weight of limits exceeded.
New analysis criteria with special arbitration scenarios improve the evaluation of classic CAN networks.
Analyses can be carried out with either Saber© of Synopsys© or SystemVision© of Mentor Graphics©.
New and extended test criteria support the validation of classic CAN-, CAN-FD- and CAN-PN networks.
Helps provide a reliable evaluation of the overall system.