The OSEK standard aims to establish standardized interfaces for automotive electronics, primarily defining three components: the real-time operating system (OSEKOS), the communication system (OSEKCOM), and the network management system (OSEKNM). The OSEK operating system, which began in the 1990s, was the first commercialized automotive embedded operating system.

The AUTOSAR consortium was established in 2003, mainly by European car manufacturers, component suppliers, and other electronics, semiconductor, and software system companies. It is dedicated to developing an open, standardized software architecture for the automotive industry; The goal is for everyone to "cooperate on standards and compete on applications," improving the stability of the basic platform, reducing costs, and enhancing the quality and speed of control unit product development. The 2.1 version of the specification was released at the end of 2006, and the 3.1 version was productized in 2008, subsequently, functionalities such as functional safety and Ethernet were gradually added. The widely used versions are 4.2.1 and 4.2.2, released after 2014, as well as version 4.3.1.

With the overall trend towards electrification, connectivity, and intelligence of automobiles, the number of electronic and electrical components is increasing, the electrical structure is becoming more complex, and the vehicle development cycle is continuously shortening. The platform-based, intelligent basic software plays a crucial role.

ZC.MuNiu provides a complete basic software platform solution for the development of automotive electronic control unit products. This product complies with international standards such as AUTOSAR and OSEK and features an upper machine configuration tool based on the AUTOSAR ATOP architecture, supporting communication, diagnostics, and network management specifications of major vehicle manufacturers like SAIC, FAW, Geely, GAC, Changan, and Great Wall. The platform mainly includes: operating system, communication protocol stack (CAN/LIN), diagnostic protocol stack (UDS/J1939), network management (OSEK/AUTOSAR), calibration protocol stack (XCP/CCP), storage protocol stack, complex driver modules, etc., with Bootloader update programs and upper machine tools from ZC, which can be configured and redeveloped according to different customer project requirements.

While providing basic software products, ZC also offers development services for the implementation of control unit basic software functions in line with the ASPICE Level 3 process and functional safety requirements ASIL B/D. It also provides customized development of various complex driver software for SBC chips and BCCIC chips. At the same time, by integrating ZC's functional safety product SafetyFrame, functional safety requirements can be met.

ZC has mastered the core technology of AUTOSAR platform software development and application, providing on-site local support, with high quality, fast speed, and low cost.

Product Feature

Ø  Compliant with AUTOSAR 4.2.2 version

Ø  The platform includes an upper machine configuration tool based on the AUTOSAR Tool Protocol (ARTOP)

Ø  Compliant with OSEK standard

Ø  Operating System

Ø  Communication Protocol Stack (CAN/LIN)

Ø  Diagnostic Protocol Stack (UDS/J1939)

Ø  Network Management（OSEK\AUTOSAR）

Ø  Calibration Protocol Stack（XCP\CCP）

Ø  Storage Protocol Stack

Ø  Complex Driver Custom Development

Ø  Engineering Services

Configuration Tool

To meet the diverse project requirements of our clients and enhance the extensibility of the basic software platform, ZC.MuNiu Basic Software Platform has implemented configurable modules and a configuration tool. Customers can complete the configuration of various modules according to different requirements using the configuration tool, generate configuration code files, and integrate the generated configuration files into the project.

The configuration tool of ZC.MuNiu Basic Software Platform is based on the Eclipse platform and follows the ARTOP (AUTOSAR Tool Protocol) architecture, enabling the parsing of AUTOSAR models and ARXML files. ZC.MuNiu Core completes the UI interface of the configuration tool. Above ZC.MuNiu Core, the Module implements the configuration for various AUTOSAR modules. After the configuration is completed, it can generate the configuration code for each module.

ZC.MuNiu provides complete basic software platform solutions for automotive electronic control unit (ECU) product development. The product references international standards such as AUTOSAR and OSEK, and features a configuration tool based on the AUTOSAR ATOP architecture, supporting communication, diagnostic, and network management specifications for major vehicle manufacturers like SAIC, FAW, Geely, GAC, Changan, and Great Wall. The platform mainly includes: operating system, communication protocol stack (CAN/LIN), diagnostic protocol stack (UDS/J1939), network management (OSEK/AUTOSAR), calibration protocol stack (XCP/CCP), storage protocol stack, complex driver modules, etc., along with ZC's Bootloader update program and PC tools, which can be configured and redeveloped according to different customer project requirements. While providing basic software products, ZC also offers development services for the implementation of controller basic software functions.

ZC.MuMiu Basic Software Platform can be applied to the development of automotive electronic control unit products.

 For example:

Ø  Electric Motor Controller

Ø  Battery Management System (BMS)

Ø  Battery Management System (BMS)

Ø  Electronic Stability Control (ESC)

Ø  Electric Power Steering (EPS)

Ø  Airbag and Sensor Integration Application

Ø  Radar Application

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