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Tool/software:
Hello,
We are in the process of certifying our Safe Torque Off (STO) implementation for SIL 3 in accordance with IEC 61508.
To achieve this, we require a safety-compliant software development environment, including the IDE, compiler, and C2000Ware.
vcu2_crc.h
, vcrc_configpoly.h
c28x_vcrc_library_fpu64.lib
Could you clarify whether C2000Ware has been safety-certified, or would it be advisable to avoid using it and instead implement the CRC functionality ourselves to meet SIL 3 requirements?
We appreciate your guidance on this matter.
Regards,
Wilko
Wilko,
The headers and library you refer to within C2000Ware have not been safety certified. They are provided only as reference. You could implement the CRC functionality yourself - however the library we provide has assembly optimized routines. So if performance is a factor, I am not sure how you will be able to meet performance as well as safety requirements. Is there a way in which you can take our library and files and go through the certification process?
I will have to defer to a CCS expert for your other question.
Thanks,
Sira
Dear Sira,
Thank you, for your prompt response.
We have decided to implement the CRC functionality manually. I will wait for the response from the CCS expert before marking this issue as resolved.
Regards,
Wilko
For our IDE, we are using CCS 18.0. Could you confirm whether this IDE has any safety certification or if it can be classified as T1 under IEC 61508?
Please see:
Thanks
ki