This repository contains the FMI Layered Standard for XCP (FMI-LS-XCP) based on the Functional Mock-up Interface 3.0 standard for the exchange of simulation models.
The released versions can be found here.
The FMI Layered Standard for XCP (FMI-LS-XCP) is currently maintained on GitHub and is published here. It is based on the FMI standard.
Our publications and presentations may also be of interest to you:
- Beyond FMI - Towards New Applications with Layered Standards
- FMI Layered Standards in Automotive Development
or dive into our video "FMI, Layered Standards and ASAM Standards - Enabling Seamless SiL Simulation of Virtual ECUs". Discover how the cutting-edge FMI 3.0 standard and the layered standards based on it are revolutionizing the world of Software-in-the-Loop (SiL) simulations.
During the presentation the three new layered standards for simulating virtual ECUs with FMI 3.0 are introduced:
- FMI-LS-XCP for measurement & calibration with XCP
- FMI-LS-BUS for simulation of network communication with CAN, CAN FD CAN XL, FlexRay, Ethernet, LIN
- FMI-LS-STRUCT for structured entities like lookup tables
After this a demo from different SiL tool vendors (Akkodis, Altair, AVL, Bosch, dSPACE, PMSF, SYNOPSYS) illustrates the interoperability of these layered standards.
There is an increasing number of software products that already support the FMI Layered Standard for XCP. A list can be found at https://fmi-standard.org/tools/ using the filter "XCP". Please feel free to contact the respective software manufacturers for detailed information about the specific support for the FMI Layered Standard for XCP. Does your software also support FMI-LS-XCP? Then register your software today on https://fmi-standard.org/tools/.
docs-- Sources of the specification documentschema-- XSD schema for this FMI Layered
Code and documentation copyright (C) 2023-2024 The Modelica Association Project FMI. Code released under the 2-Clause BSD License. Docs released under Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International.
If you are interested in the FMI Layered Standard for XCP, the FMI-LS-BUS could also be relevant to you. The FMI-LS-BUS specifies an FMI extension for using network communication (e.g. CAN, Ethernet, LIN, FlexRay) within FMUs.