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ECU-TEST

ECU-TEST is a software tool developed by TraceTronic GmbH, based in Dresden,


ECU-TEST
Germany, for test and validation of embedded systems. Since the first release of
ECU-TEST in 2003,[1] the software is used as standard tool in the development of Developer(s) TraceTronic
automotive ECUs[2][3][4] and increasingly in the development of heavy GmbH
machinery[5][6][7] as well as in factory automation.[8] The development of the Stable release 7.0 /
software started within a research project on systematic testing of control units and December 2017
laid the foundation for the spin-off of TraceTronic GmbH from TU Dresden. ECU- Operating system Windows
TEST aims at the specification, implementation, documentation, execution and
Available in English and
assessment of test cases. Owing to various test automation methods, the tool ensures
German
an efficient implementation of all necessary activities for the creation, execution and
assessment of test cases.[9] Type Test
automation,
Test software,
Data acquisition
Contents License Proprietary
Functionality software
Methodology
Website ecu-test.com
Structure
Interfaces
Supported hardware and software
Supported standards
References
External links

Functionality

Methodology
ECU-TEST automates the control of the whole test environment and supports a broad range of test tools. Various abstraction layers
for measured quantities allow its application on different testing levels, e.g. within the context of model in the loop, software in the
loop and hardware in the loop as well as in real systems (vehicle and driver in the loop). Creating test cases using ECU-TEST is
conducted graphically and does not require programming skills. Test-case descriptions have a generic form, which together with
extensive parameterization and configuration options, allows uniform access to all test tools and thereby simplifies re-use of existing
tests over multiple development phases.

Structure
ECU-TEST is organized in four parts:

Editor and Project manager


Configurator
Test engine
Analyzer and Protocol generator
In order to create a test case, one or more sequences of test steps and their parameterizations are specified using the editor. Test steps
comprise reading and evaluating measured quantities of the test object, manipulating the test environment as well as the execution of
diagnostic functions and control structures. Multiple test cases can be or
ganized using the project manager. Additional settings for test
object and test environment can be made using the configurator. The execution of test cases is performed using a multi-stage test
engine. The generated log data serve as the basis for the creation of test reports. Subsequent to the test execution, optional checks of
recorded measured quantities are performed in the analyzer. From the results of test-execution and subsequent checks, the protocol
generator produces a detailed test report, which is displayed interactively and can be archived in files and data bases.

Interfaces
ECU-TEST provided clear interfaces for extensions and for the integration in existing test and validation processes. A large amount
of test hardware and software is supported by default. Using user-defined test steps, plug-ins and Python scripts, additional tools can
be integrated with little effort. Via a specific client-server-architecture, software tools of multiple test-bench computers in distributed
test environments can be addressed. Using a COM interface, further tools, e.g. for requirements management, revision control and
model-based testing can be integrated. ECU-TEST supports the following hardware and software tools and is based on the following
standards:[10]

Supported hardware and software


dSPACE ControlDesk, ControlDesk Next Generation, ControlDesk Failure Simulation, Real-T
ime Interface CAN
Multi-Message Blockset, SCALEXIO
dSPACE VEOS® (offline-simulation platform by dSPACE)
D2T MORPHEE
EA UTA12
ETAS INCA and LabCar Operator
Ethernet (SOME/IP-SD in-vehicle Ethernet communication)
Hard&Soft fault simulation
ITI SimulationX
IXXAT FlexRay CCM
MathWorks MATLAB and Simulink
MicroNova NovaSim
National Instruments LabVIEW and VeriStand
OPAL-RT RT-LAB
PEAK CAN-Interfaces
pls UDE
QTronic Silver
QUANCOM relay, optocoupler, A/D and D/A transformer cards
RA Consulting DiagRA
Softing Diagnostic Tool Set and EDIABAS
TTTech TTX Connexion
Vector CAN interfaces, CANape, CANoe and CANalyzer
X2E Xoraya Data Logger

Supported standards
CAN
Field Bus Exchange Format (FIBEX)
FlexRay
HiL-API
LIN
MCD 2 (A2L) and MCD 3
References
1. H.-C. Reuss, R. Deutschmann, J. Liebl, F
. Munk, C. Schmidt: Automatic ECU Test with HiL-Simulation. 5th Stuttgart
International Symposium on Automotive and Engine eTchnology“. Expert, 2003.
2. Rocco Deutschmann, Frank Günther, Matthias Roch, Hans-Christian Reuss, Frank Kessler , Wolfram Bohne, Carsten
Krug: New strategies and solutions for automated test of embedded software. 6th Stuttgart International Symposium
on Automotive and Engine Technology. Expert, 2005.
3. Wolfgang Schlüter, Franz Dengler: HiL-Testsysteme für den BMW Hydrogen 7. 7th Conference on „Hardware-in-the-
Loop-Simulation“. Haus der Technik, 2007.
4. Daniel Brückner, Michael Kahle: OTX als Test- und Applikationssprache in der On-Board-
Diagnose. 6th Conference
on „Diagnose in mechatronischen Fahrzeugsystemen“. Expert, 2012.
5. Thomas Neubert, Rocco Deutschmann: Automated software test using HiL technology
. 13th ITI Symposium, 2010.
6. Thomas Borchert, Rocco Deutschmann, René Müller , Andreas Abel, Torsten Blochwitz: Simulation and Testing of
Off-Road Vehicles in Virtual Reality - Development of a Validation Framework for Multi-Purpose Vehicles. 13th ITI
Symposium, 2010.
7. Rocco Deutschmann, René Müller, Andreas Abel, Torsten Blochwitz: Simulation and Test of Multi-purpose Vehicles.
ATZoffhighway, 2011.
8. Klaus Kabitzsch, André Gellrich, Jens Naake: Automatisierte Steuerungstests vereinfachen die virtuelle
Inbetriebnahme in der Fabrikautomation. atp edition, 2012.
9. Rocco Deutschmann: Semi-formal methods for the automated test of embedded systems. Doctoral thesis, TU
Dresden, 2007.
10. ECU-TEST data sheet (http://www.tracetronic.de/fileadmin/pdf/Datenblatt_ECU-TEST.pdf) (PDF; 372 kB). Retrieved
12 January 2015.

External links
ECU-TEST product page on TraceTronic website. Retrieved 12 January 2015.
TraceTronic GmbH. Retrieved 12 January 2015.

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