HIL Testing

Advancing Towards Automotive Zero Prototyping: Integrating Offline and Driver-in-the-Loop HiL Testing in Real-Time Simulation Environments

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Advancing Towards Automotive Zero Prototyping: Integrating Offline and Driver-in-the-Loop HiL Testing in Real-Time Simulation Environments

Today’s vehicle manufacturing has become extremely complex due to the diversity of electronic devices, software, and sensors. Additionally, many subsystems are not developed by the vehicle manufacturers themselves. Therefore, OEMs and suppliers face challenges in collaborative development. In this free webinar, Guanglei Zhou from VI-grade will showcase how Hardware-in-the-Loop (HiL) testing can assist OEMs in … Read more

An Overview of BMS Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing

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In the automotive electronics development industry, the software development V-model derived from ISO26262 is increasingly accepted by developers. A crucial part of the V-model is HIL (Hardware-in-the-Loop) testing. Depending on the specific product form, the specifics of the V-model may vary, but it generally follows the overall process of requirements, design, and verification. For the … Read more

Testing Technologies for Deep-Sea Aquaculture Equipment

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Testing Technologies for Deep-Sea Aquaculture Equipment

In recent years, China’s marine fisheries have achieved significant progress. With the continuous development of marine engineering equipment technology and the enhancement of digital capabilities in the marine engineering field, large-scale, digital, and intelligent solutions have become important development directions for deep-sea aquaculture facilities. Hardware-in-the-loop simulation testing technology is an efficient simulation testing technique used … Read more

How Fault Injection Boards Simulate ECU Failures

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How Fault Injection Boards Simulate ECU Failures

In HIL testing, fault injection is a commonly used testing method, typically implemented using fault injection modules to simulate electrical faults, such as short circuits, open circuits, etc. The principle of fault injection is to introduce signal faults between the tested ECU and other parts of the system, such as voltage fluctuations, ground short circuits, … Read more