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Symtavision to showcase new versions of SymTA/S and TraceAnalyzer at Embedded World 2012

Braunschweig, Germany – 1st February 2012.  At Embedded World 2012 (Hall 4, Stand 327), Symtavision, the global leader for timing design and verification of embedded real-time systems, will showcase SymTA/S 3.1 and TraceAnalyzer 3.1, major new versions of its system-level tools for model-based design and trace-based verification.

SymTA/S 3.1 and TraceAnalyzer 3.1 will include a wealth of new and enhanced features including new scenario management, enhanced support for CAN transport protocols, COM-layers, gateways, and event-triggered task-activation, updated interfaces and the implementation of more than 50 additional customer- requested functions.

Targeted at automotive, aerospace, automation and other performance- and safety-critical systems, the combination of SymTA/S and TraceAnalyzer creates a seamlessly integrated solution delivering full, round-trip support for model- and trace-based timing analysis. This seamless integration of model- and trace-based timing analysis enables engineers to quickly iterate their designs as many times as they want, for both new developments and evolutionary extension and optimization of existing systems. Together, they deliver unparalleled efficiency and reliability for the dimensioning, optimization, regression-testing, and verification of controllers and networks, focusing on load, task and message latencies, system schedulability, end-to-end timing, data consistency and other key properties that ensure system correctness.

About Symtavision

Symtavision® is a leader in embedded design software tools and services. The company enables the rapid and cost-effective development, optimization and timing verification of complex, safety- and performance-critical embedded real-time systems – from early-phase estimation to final verification.

Symtavision’s innovative scheduling analysis tool suite for system-level timing design and timing verification, SymTA/S, helps engineers conquer design challenges for controllers, processors, bus/networks and complete integrated systems. It is used extensively in automotive electronics with support provided for industry standards including AUTOSAR, CAN, FlexRay and OSEK, and in the avionics industry with support provided for ARINC 653 partitioned operating systems and ARINC 664 switched Ethernet, and time-triggered communication. SymTA/S also provides support for a variety of other industry sectors including the automation, multimedia, telecommunications and transportation markets. Symtavision’s associated TraceAnalyzer is a powerful solution for visualizing and analyzing timing data from both measurements and simulations. TraceAnalyzer seamlessly integrates with SymTA/S. 

Symtavision is headquartered in Braunschweig (Germany) with subsidiary offices in Munich (Germany) and Cologne(Germany) and is supported by a global network of distributors. Symtavision is also a founding member of the Real-Time Experts Alliance which was formed in 2008 to provide complete solutions for all timing challenges in real-time systems development. For more information visit: http://www.symtavision.com

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