Process · Embedded Software & Tools
EOL programming (End-Of-Line programming)
The final assembly-line step that flashes production software, writes calibration and coding data, and injects identifiers and keys into each ECU. Cycle time here is a real production constraint that shapes bootloader design.
- Also known as
- End of line flashing, EOL test
- Type
- Process
- Domain
- Embedded Software & Tools, Automotive software
Notes
Seconds saved per unit matter at line rates of one vehicle a minute, which is why parallel flashing over Ethernet displaced CAN.
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