Hyundai Autoever Corporation

Doo Hyun Moon

Seung Ho Lee

Sung Jin Choi

Ye Ji Park

Sun Yul Kim

Keon Woo Lee

A method of synchronizing time across a plurality of time domains between a master node and a slave node is provided. The method comprises transmitting, by the master node, a reference time indicated by a hardware clock of the master node to the slave node, synchronizing, by the slave node, a hardware clock of the slave node to the reference time indicated by the hardware clock of the master node, transmitting, by an offset clock layer of the master node, an offset of a first time domain among the plurality of time domains to an offset clock layer of the slave node, and obtaining, by the PTP layer of the slave node, a time in the first time domain by applying the offset of the first time domain to a reference time indicated by the hardware clock of the slave node.

Method for synchronizing time in multiple time domains, and apparatus implementing the same method

A slave node calculates and stores a propagation delay generated when exchanging a message with a master node. The master node transmits a reference time indicated by a hardware clock of the master node, and the slave node synchronizes a hardware clock of the slave node to the reference time indicated by the hardware clock of the master node. The master node transmits a time value in a first time domain to the slave node, where the time value is calculated by the master node by adding an offset of the first time domain to the reference time. The slave node calculates the offset using the time value and the stored propagation delay, and obtains a time in the first time domain by applying the calculated offset to a reference time indicated by the hardware clock of the slave node.

Proposed is a monitoring apparatus for monitoring a task execution time, the monitoring apparatus including: a setting device configured to output setting information for setting a storage position at which task operation information is to be stored in each of a plurality of nodes, a size of a memory structure, or the number of memory structures; and a task monitor configured to output a task operation information request signal to each of the plurality of nodes, and receive the task operation information from each of the plurality of nodes.

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Doo Hyun Moon