Transcript Advantages of Deterministic Ethernet for Space Applications

Ensuring Reliable Networks
Advantages of Deterministic
Ethernet for Space
Applications
Space Flight Software Workshop 2013
Christian Fidi, Product Manager Space Products
[email protected]
December 11th, 2013
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Ethernet a Worldwide Standard
Ensuring Reliable Networks
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Worldwide used, cross industry with a
strong growth in embedded systems
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IEEE802 is an open and well defined
standard
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Supports different speeds and topologies
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Well defined network stack ISO/OSI
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Low cost COTS Ethernet equipment
available
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Robust physical layer with future
enhancements e.g. BroadR-Reach
(100Mbps with 2-wire twisted-pair)
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Standardized interface to the physical layer
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Engineers learn about Ethernet in schools
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Ethernet = Unsynchronized
Communication
NIC
Ensuring Reliable Networks
NIC
NIC
SW
ITC
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ITC
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NIC
NIC
NIC
XIC
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NIC
SW
ITC
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NIC
Asynchronous Communication
 Transmission points in time are not predictable
 Transmission latency and jitter accumulate
 Number of hops has a significant impact
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NIC
NIC
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Motivation for Time-Triggered Ethernet
Statically Configured Communication
Performance guarantees:
real-time, dependability, safety
Standards:
ARINC 664, ARINC 429, TTP,
MOST, FlexRay, CAN, LIN, …
Applications:
Flight control, powertrain, chassis,
passive and active safety, ..
Validation & verification:
Certification, formal analysis, ...
High cost
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Free-Form Communication
No performance guarantees:
“best effort” plus some QoS
Standards:
Ethernet, TCP/IP, UDP, FTP,
Telnet, SSH, ...
Applications:
Multi-media, audio, video, phones,
PDAs, internet, web, …
Validation & verification:
No certification, test, simulation, ...
Low cost
Integration of functions from both worlds requires
a communication platform supporting both worlds
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TTEthernet – Big Picture
Ensuring Reliable Networks
TTEthernet = combination on the same network of
IEEE802.3
SAE AS6802
ARINC664p7
• best effort Ethernet
• asynchronous
• synchronous
• no performance
guarantee
• jitter < 500 ms
• jitter < 1 ms
• latency typical 1-10 ms
• latency < 12.5 ms/switch
(1 GBit/s Ethernet)
• TTTech AFDX licensee
• very tight control loops
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TTEthernet Clock Synchronization
Time Master
Ensuring Reliable Networks
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Fault-tolerant synchronization services
are needed for establishing a robust
global time base
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Term: Permanence
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Frames in a switched network can have different transmission delays. It is possible that
receive order is different to the transmit order.
Example:
• frame F1 is transmitted by node A at 10:00
• frame F2 is transmitted by node B at 10:05
• frame F1 has a transmission delay A  C of 0:20
• frame F2 has a transmission delay B  C of 0:05
• receiver C sees: frame F2 arrives at 10:10, then F1 arrives at 10:20
In a TTEthernet network, frame F2 is said to become “permanent” when it is certain
that no frame F1, which was transmitted at an earlier point in time than F2, will be
received anymore. TTEthernet needs to know when certain frames become permanent
to run synchronization algorithms.
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F1
F2
10:05
10:10
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10:00
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Permanence of PCFs
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Using the transparent_clock value, a receiver can determine the “earliest safe” point in time when a PCF
becomes permanent:
permanence_delay = max_transmission_delay – transparent_clock
permanence_point_in_time = receive_point_in_time + permanence_delay
Example:
• max_transmission_delay in this network is 0:30
• frame F1 is transmitted by node A at 10:00
• frame F2 is transmitted by node B at 10:05
• frame F1 has a transmission delay A  C of 0:20. This is visible in F1’s transparent_clock
• frame F2 has a transmission delay B  C of 0:05. This is visible in F2’s transparent_clock
• receiver C sees: F2 arrives at 10:10, becomes permanent at 10:10 + (0:30 - 0:05) = 10:35
• receiver C sees: F1 arrives at 10:20, F1 becomes permanent at 10:20 + (0:30 - 0:20) = 10:30
 F1 becomes permanent before F2
B
F1
F2
10:05
10:10
A
10:00
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Mixed-Criticality Architecture
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Gateway
GPS
IEEE1588
Standard Ethernet
SpaceWire /
SpaceFiber
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Time-triggered Traffic Timing
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Full control of timings in the system.
Defined latency and sub-microsecond jitter
I’ll expect M
between 11:05
and 11:15
I’ll accept M only between
10:40 and 10:50
I’ll accept M
only between
10:55 and
11:05
M
M
M
I’ll forward M
at 11:00
I’ll transmit M
at 10:45
M
I’ll forward
M at 11:10
…a switch
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Let’s see if I
can receive M
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Extensions & Standard Ethernet
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Time-triggered extensions for
standard switched GigabitEthernet
• Startup
• Recovery
• Robust fault-tolerant
distributed clock
Makes Ethernet viable for safety-critical distributed applications!
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TTEthernet Traffic Partitioning
Ensuring Reliable Networks
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“System of Systems” Fusion
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Priority 1
DB
Server
I/O
DVR
Router or
Gateway
C
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SBC
TT
Flight Computers
time-triggered
SBC
SBC
I/O
DB
Display
Server
SBC
SBC
I/O
SBC
I/O
DVR
Router or
Gateway
C
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COMM
SBC
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COMM
Flight Computers
SBC
SBC
I/O
I/O
Display
I/O
I/O
SBC
Multi-function
I/O
SBC
C
I/O
SBC
COMM
COMM
I/O
DB
I/O
I/O
Server
Multi-function
I/O
I/O
DVR
Router or
Gateway
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Flight Computers
SBC
SBC
I/O
Display
SBC
SBC
I/O
SBC
COMM
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I/O
I/O
I/O
Multi-function
I/O
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DB
Server
I/O
DVR
Router or
Gateway
C
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SBC
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Flight Computers
Priority 2
SBC
SBC
I/O
Display
SBC
SBC
I/O
SBC
COMM
COMM
I/O
I/O
I/O
Multi-function
I/O
C
SoS architecture with TTEthernet
supports reconfiguration
Several separate vehicles or
elements fuse into a new combined
network configuration
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Complexity Example:
Synchronous vs. Asynchronous
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Active standby avionics system model with three components…
• Synchronous model: 185 reachable states (~2x102)
• Asynchronous model & communication with no latency: >3x106 states
• Asynchronous model with varying communication
latency: The number of
reachable states could not
be calculated with 8Gb RAM…
>108-1010
???
The number of system
states in an integrated
systems can be very
high…
And this is still a
relatively simple
system…
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Distributed IMA: 653 OS + TTEthernet
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Expanding "time/space partitioning" into "time/space/bandwidth partitioning"
Enabler:
Networking
Technology
IMA (Module-level
Distributed IMA
(System-level partitioning)
time/space partitioning)
=
Criticality
= Mixed-Criticality Systems
Critical Systems
(DO-254/DO-178B Level A-C)
Critical Functions
Audio/Video/Voice/Multimedia
Payload Data w. Distributed processing
Internet, LAN, Non-Critical Systems
(DO-254/DO-178B Level A-C)
Non-Critical Functions
Time & Space Partitioning
Time, Space and Network Partitioning
Time + Space + Communication Partitioning
for each
Module (653
OS) & TTEthernet
(VxWorks653
+ TTEthernet)
Time+Space Partitioning
for each
Module (653 OS)
(VxWorks653)
Host Processor
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Host Processor
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Distributed MixedSystems
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P
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Distributed Embedded Computing System
P
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P
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Synchronous Alignment:
Resource Use & Complexity Reduction
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Maximize use of network bandwidth and computing resources for
critical embedded functions
•
Ensure unambiguous design of key system interfaces
•
Reduce uncertainity, jitter and unintended system states (prevents system state
explosion)
Improve functional alignment (and separation!)
•
Simplified sensor fusion and distributed processing
•
Simplified redundancy management
•
Minimize software complexity / simplify functional alignment
Software
Application
Middleware /
Platform
Abstraction
Software
Application
Middleware /
Platform
Abstraction
Software
Application
Middleware /
Platform
Abstraction
Asynchronous Communication
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Application
Software
Application
Software
Application
Middleware /
Platform Abstraction
Middleware /
Platform Abstraction
Middleware /
Platform Abstraction
Synchronous Communication
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Architecture Level Approach
APP
APP
APP
• Bandwith to Memory
Partitioning mapping at
E/S based on VLs
RTEMS
Linux
OS
• Redundancy
management
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Bandwith Partitioning at
Switch Level
TSP OS
Mem
Mem
Mem
Strong Partitioning (TSP + TTEthernet)
• Bandwidth partitioning at the network level
• Bandwidth partitioning supported at the switch and E/S level
• Memory partitioning at the E/S Level
• Bandwidth to memory mapping at the E/S based on virtual links
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TTEthernet COTS Products
Rugged Hardware
•
TTESwitch
•
TTEPMC
Development Systems
3U VPX Rugged
Card Rugged
Development Equipment
Switches
 TTEDev
Switch 100 Mbit/s A664
 TTESwitch
 TTEPMC
 TTEXMC
1 Gbit/s Lab 24 Ports
Card, TTEPCI Card
Card,
TTEPCIe
Card
Test and Simulation Equipment
•
TTEMonitoring
•
TTEEnd
•
TTEDev
System 1 Gbit/s v2.0
•
TTEDev
System 1 Gbit/s for VxWorks 653
Configuration & Verification Tooling
Switch 1 Gbit/s 12 Ports
 TTEDev
E/S
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Switch 1 Gbit/s 12+1 Ports
•
TTEBuild
•
TTELoad
•
TTEView
•
TTEVerify
(certification RTCA DO 178B)
Embedded Software
•
TTEDriver
•
TTECOM
Layer ARINC 653
•
TTESync
Library
and TTEAPI Library
System A664 Dev & Test
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Space Product
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Chip Product Roadmap
Ensuring Reliable Networks
TTEthernet Space IP Variants
• For rad-tolerant/hard FPGA
“Pluto” Space IP
• 2x 10/100 Mbps (small footprint IP)
PT
SR
NIC Space IP
Switch/End System ASIC
• 3x 10/100/1000 Mbps MAC
PT
SR
PT
SR
Switch Space IP
• 12x 10/100/1000 Mbps
2012
2013
AVAILABLE
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2014
UNDER DEVELOPMENT
ENVISAGED
• Rad-hard ASIC
• 3x 10/100/1000Mbps End System
• 10x 10/100Mbps + 6x 10/100/1000Mbps
• Management CPU
• RGMII Interface
PT
2015
PT Prototype
SR
2016
PS Preseries
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SR Series
Time
EOL End of Life
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Flight Hardware Products
Ensuring Reliable Networks
TTEthernet RTU
• Rad-tolerant
COTS HW using Pluto IP
PT
TTEthernet PMC Card
• Space Qualified TTEthernet PMC Card
• FPGA based (designed for ASIC)
TTE-PMC/XMC Card Space
PT
PS
SR
TTEthernet Switch Assembly
• Space Qualified TTEthernet Switch
• FPGA based (designed for ASIC)
TTE-Switch 12 Port 10/100/1000 Mbps Space
PS
PT
2012
2013
AVAILABLE
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2014
UNDER DEVELOPMENT
ENVISAGED
SR
2015
PT Prototype
2016
PS Preseries
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SR Series
Time
EOL End of Life
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System States and Complexity
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Sensors/
Actuators
Sensors
Actuators
I
II
III
IV
I
II
III
IV
Module 1
Module 2
Module (N)
Comm.
Controller
Comm.
Controller
Comm.
Controller
Expected System
States and Transitions
I
I
I
II
II
III
IV
II
III
IV
III
IV
! System before integration !
Verified Module
States and
Transitions
Verified Module
States and
Transitions
Verified Module
States and
Transitions
SYSTEM INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY
(ETHERNET NETWORK)
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Complexity
Ensuring Reliable Networks
System integration technology can reduce
complexity
Sensors/
Actuators
Sensors
Program Risks, Schedule and
Cost Overruns, More errors !!
Actuators
I
I
I
II
I
II
II
II
III
III
III
IV
III
IV
IV
IV
I
I
II
II
I
III
II
IV
Module 2
Module (N)
Comm.
Controller
Comm.
Controller
Comm.
Controller
II
IV
III
Module 1
I
III
IV
III
IV
Expected System
States and Transitions
(after integration)
Unintended
System States and Transitions
I
I
I
II
II
III
IV
II
III
IV
III
IV
SYSTEM INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY
(ETHERNET NETWORK)
! System after integration !
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Verified Module
States and
Transitions
Verified Module
States and
Transitions
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Verified Module
States and
Transitions
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Robust TDMA Partitioning
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Robust TDM network bandwidth partitioning
• Distributed fault-tolerant timebase
• Enforcement of prescribed communiciation schedule
• Defined low latency and minimal jitter enable precise "slicing" of
network bandwidth and communication resources
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(Rate
TDM
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System Integration
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Impacts module and sub-system design
in all lifecycle phases:
• Software design
• Testing
• Certification
• Maintenance
• Upgrades/extensions
• Reuse/redesign
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Orion‘s Virtual Backplane
Ensuring Reliable Networks
"We look forward to realizing the potential of
TTEthernet technology development, which provides
a high bandwidth avionics databus capability
supporting future technology insertion.“
NASA statement
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Avionic-X Demonstrator
Ensuring Reliable Networks
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Strategic ECU Programs
with AUDI since 2011
Ensuring Reliable Networks
Advanced Chassis Control
(integrated in front axle) and
Advanced Driver Assistance
Computing Platform
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Standardization: TTTech working with
partners to drive Deterministic Ethernet
standard across industries
Working with
Honeywell, NASA
and other aerospace
partners on SAE
standardization of
Deterministic
Ethernet for
Aerospace
(SAE AS6802)
Working with
Cisco and
IEEE community on
802.1 TSN
standard
Working with
Audi/Volkswagen and
other European,
American and
Asian OEMs on
Automotive
Ethernet
(Deterministic
Ethernet)
Aerospace
SAE
Standardization
IEEE
Standardization
Industrial
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Crossindustry
standard
Automotive
Ethernet
Automotive
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Ensuring Reliable Networks
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