Jaehyeon Park (Master Graduate Student)
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Introduction
Full Bio Sketch
Mr. Park received his B.S. degree in Embedded System Engineering at Daegu University, Republic of Korea in 2021. He is currently a master course student in Convergence Software at Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Republic of Korea. His research interests span from research on object detection speed when changing camera format of input video on embedded board and research on knowing the distance by determining depth information with a monocular camera.
Research Topic
Real-time Control Performance during OTA Updates using Multi-core and DMA Priority Strategies
This study addresses the challenge of ensuring real-time control performance during Over-the-Air (OTA) updates in Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs). OTA updates provide critical advantages for maintenance and security but can cause contention for shared resources such as CPU, system buses, and DMA channels, potentially disturbing safety-critical tasks like braking and steering. To mitigate this, the proposed strategy distributes tasks across multiple cores(Core 2 for control, Core 1 for sensor acquisition, and Core 0 for OTA operations)while assigning high DMA priority to sensor transfers and low priority to OTA flash programming. OTA data is managed in small blocks to reduce bus contention and allow localized retransmissions in case of errors. This approach significantly lowers CPU load, eliminates jitter in control loops, and improves reliability, making it suitable for future SDV architectures. Mathematical analysis confirms that this approach significantly lowers CPU load, eliminates jitter in control loops, and improves reliability, making it suitable for future SDV architectures. Future work will experimentally validate these theoretical results in a virtual ECU environment.
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Last Updated, 2025.09.09
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