RISC-V and Functional Safety
summary
Claims RISC‑V is production ready for automotive with Andes’ N25F core already offered as a functional‑safety variant, company processes certified against ISO 26262 and third‑party core certification underway. The core is a configurable five‑stage 32‑bit design with ECC, physical memory protection (PMP) and optional DSP/vector extensions, and code‑density optimizations. Proven use cases include car infotainment/terminals, low‑power radar, ECUs and safety‑critical touch displays. Ecosystem partners listed: IAR, Segger, Lauterbach, Silex Inside, Wittenstein and others for compilers, RTOS, AUTOSAR and secure monitors.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to RISC-V
- 2:08RISC-V growth and adoption
- 7:47RISC-V in automotive industry
- 10:52Functional safety with RISC-V
- 14:47Core features for safety
- 16:14Ecosystem for safety compliance
- 18:43Value and customer success
- 19:46Conclusion and Q&A
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