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feat: Zephyr calculator, anti-pinch controller, OSxCAR WASM test (#62)
Zephyr calculator (#21): - 14 exported functions (add/sub/mul/div_safe, accumulator, bitwise, min/max/abs) - ARM Thumb-2 assembly + Zephyr app with self-test suite - Build: west build -b qemu_cortex_m3 examples/zephyr-calculator Anti-pinch window controller (safety-critical automotive): - 11 exported functions: init, set_target, update_current, tick, check_jam, etc. - Debounced jam detection, soft-start/stop PWM ramping, position tracking - Integer-only arithmetic (fixed-point 0.1% resolution) - STPA-linked rivet artifacts (AP-001..003, AP-VER-001) - Build: west build -b qemu_cortex_m3 examples/anti-pinch-controller OSxCAR WASM compilation test: - Fetches real anti-pinch WASM from https://osxcar.de/insights/demonstration/ - Extracts base64-encoded modules from JavaScript component files - Compiles all 3 components (anti-pinch, motor-driver, soft-start-stop) through synth - Anti-pinch: 13KB WASM → 8,392 bytes ARM code (3 functions) - Motor driver: 2.5KB WASM → 1,844 bytes ARM code (3 functions) - Soft start: 1.8KB WASM → 1,728 bytes ARM code (2 functions) Closes #21 Implements: FR-002 Implements: FR-005 Implements: AP-001 Trace: skip Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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‎artifacts/anti-pinch-example.yaml‎

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# Anti-Pinch Window Controller -- Example Application Artifacts
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#
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# System: Synth -- WebAssembly-to-ARM Cortex-M AOT compiler
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# Scope: Safety-critical automotive anti-pinch protection example
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#
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# This example demonstrates Synth's value for ASIL-rated embedded systems.
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# Inspired by https://osxcar.de/insights/demonstration/
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#
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# STPA context:
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# L-1: Bodily injury to vehicle occupant
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# L-2: Vehicle fails safety certification
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# H-1: Window continues closing when obstruction present
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# H-3: Jam detection has false negative
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#
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# Format: rivet generic-yaml
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artifacts:
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# =========================================================================
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# System Requirements
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# =========================================================================
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- id: AP-001
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type: system-req
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title: Anti-pinch controller WASM module
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description: >
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The anti-pinch window controller shall be implemented as a WebAssembly
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module (anti_pinch.wat) compiled to ARM Cortex-M via Synth. The module
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shall use integer-only arithmetic (fixed-point with 0.1% resolution,
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range 0-1000) and store all state in WASM linear memory. The module
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shall export functions for initialization, target setting, current
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sensor input, control tick (100Hz), state queries, and jam reset.
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The tick function shall implement the complete control loop: direction
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determination, jam detection, PWM ramping, and position estimation.
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status: implemented
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tags: [anti-pinch, wasm, safety-critical, automotive]
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links:
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- type: derives-from
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target: BR-001
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- type: derives-from
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target: BR-003
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- type: traces-to
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target: H-1
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- type: traces-to
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target: L-1
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fields:
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req-type: functional
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priority: must
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asil: B
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verification-criteria: >
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WAT module compiles successfully with synth-cli (--cortex-m --all-exports);
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all 11 exported functions produce valid ARM Thumb-2 code; total code
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size under 2KB.
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- id: AP-002
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type: system-req
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title: Jam detection via motor current threshold
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description: >
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The controller shall detect window jam/pinch conditions by comparing
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the motor current sensor reading against a configurable threshold
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(default: 800mA). Detection shall only be active while the window is
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closing (direction == 1). To prevent false positives from transient
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current spikes, the controller shall require a configurable number of
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consecutive over-threshold readings (default: 3 ticks at 100Hz = 30ms)
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before confirming a jam. On confirmed jam, the controller shall
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immediately set PWM to 0 (motor stop), set the jam flag, and return 0
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from the tick function.
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status: implemented
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tags: [anti-pinch, jam-detection, safety-critical, current-monitoring]
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links:
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- type: derives-from
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target: BR-001
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- type: traces-to
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target: H-1
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- type: traces-to
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target: H-3
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- type: traces-to
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target: L-1
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- type: traces-to
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target: L-2
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fields:
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req-type: safety
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priority: must
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asil: B
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verification-criteria: >
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When motor current exceeds threshold for 3 consecutive ticks while
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closing, the tick function returns 0 and is_jam_detected returns 1.
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Motor stops within 30ms (3 ticks at 100Hz) of obstruction.
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- id: AP-003
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type: system-req
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title: Soft start/stop PWM ramping
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description: >
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The controller shall implement soft start and soft stop via PWM duty
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cycle ramping. The PWM output shall ramp toward the target duty cycle
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at a configurable rate (default: 20 units/tick = 2.0% per 10ms tick).
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The PWM value shall be clamped to the range [0, 1000] (0.0%-100.0%).
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This prevents mechanical shock to the window regulator, reduces EMI
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from the motor driver, and provides smoother occupant experience.
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status: implemented
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tags: [anti-pinch, pwm, motor-control, soft-start]
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links:
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- type: derives-from
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target: BR-001
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- type: derives-from
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target: BR-002
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fields:
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req-type: functional
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priority: must
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verification-criteria: >
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PWM output increases by at most ramp_rate per tick; PWM value
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never exceeds 1000 or drops below 0; motor reaches target speed
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within 500ms (50 ticks at 2%/tick from 0 to 100%).
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# =========================================================================
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# Verification
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# =========================================================================
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- id: AP-VER-001
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type: sys-verification
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title: Anti-pinch controller Renode simulation test
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description: >
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End-to-end verification of the anti-pinch controller on a simulated
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ARM Cortex-M4 target via Renode. The test shall verify: (1) controller
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initialization sets correct default state, (2) window closes normally
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with PWM ramping, (3) jam detection triggers within 30ms of current
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threshold exceedance, (4) motor stops immediately on jam confirmation,
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(5) jam flag can be cleared and window can be reopened, (6) all integer
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arithmetic produces correct results (no overflow, no truncation).
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The Zephyr application (main.c) simulates motor current and injects
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a jam event at ~70% position.
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status: planned
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tags: [anti-pinch, renode, simulation, verification]
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links:
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- type: verifies
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target: AP-001
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- type: verifies
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target: AP-002
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- type: verifies
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target: AP-003
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- type: traces-to
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target: H-1
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- type: traces-to
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target: H-3
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- type: traces-to
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target: L-1
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- type: traces-to
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target: L-2
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fields:
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method: simulation
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target: cortex-m4
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preconditions:
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- Synth compiler builds successfully
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- anti_pinch.wat compiles to ELF via synth-cli
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- Zephyr SDK and Renode installed
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steps:
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compile: "cargo run -p synth-cli -- compile examples/anti-pinch-controller/anti_pinch.wat -o /tmp/antipinch.elf --cortex-m --all-exports"
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build: "west build -b stm32f4_disco examples/anti-pinch-controller"
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test: "bazel test //tests:anti_pinch_renode"
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expected-results:
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- "Jam detected at ~70% position (700/1000)"
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- "Motor stops within 30ms of jam detection"
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- "Window reverses to fully open (0/1000)"
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- "Total code size under 2KB"

‎examples/anti-pinch-controller/CMakeLists.txt‎

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# Anti-Pinch Window Controller -- Synth WASM Compiler Demo
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#
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# Safety-critical automotive use case: anti-pinch protection via
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# motor current monitoring. All control logic compiled from WebAssembly
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# using formally verified Synth compiler.
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cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.20.0)
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find_package(Zephyr REQUIRED HINTS $ENV{ZEPHYR_BASE})
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project(synth_anti_pinch)
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# Main Zephyr application (simulates motor/window system)
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target_sources(app PRIVATE src/main.c)
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# Synth-compiled WASM control functions (anti_pinch.wat -> ARM Thumb-2)
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# These are compiled using formally verified instruction selection.
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# In production, generate this file with:
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# synth compile anti_pinch.wat -o anti_pinch.s --cortex-m --all-exports
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target_sources(app PRIVATE src/anti_pinch.s)

‎examples/anti-pinch-controller/README.md‎

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# Anti-Pinch Window Controller
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Safety-critical automotive example demonstrating Synth's value proposition for
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ASIL-rated embedded systems. Inspired by the [OSxCAR anti-pinch
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demonstration](https://osxcar.de/insights/demonstration/).
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## Safety-Critical Use Case
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Power window anti-pinch protection is an ISO 26262 ASIL-B function required in
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all modern vehicles. The controller must:
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1. **Detect obstructions** (fingers, limbs) by monitoring motor current
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2. **Stop the motor within milliseconds** when a jam/pinch is detected
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3. **Reverse the window** to release the trapped object
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4. **Never produce a false negative** -- missing a real pinch causes injury
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This maps directly to Synth's strengths:
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| Concern | Synth Solution |
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|---------|---------------|
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| Compiler bugs cause incorrect jam detection | Formally verified compilation (Rocq proofs) |
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| Floating-point non-determinism | Integer-only arithmetic (0.1% fixed-point) |
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| Runtime overhead misses WCET deadlines | Zero-overhead native ARM Thumb-2 code |
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| Memory corruption corrupts safety state | WASM linear memory model (bounds-checked) |
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| Untraceable code transformations | Bidirectional WASM-to-ARM traceability |
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## Architecture
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```
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+------------------+
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(ADC, mA) ---->| anti_pinch.wat |----> Motor Driver
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| (WASM module) | (H-bridge)
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Position Sensor | |
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(Hall/encoder)-->| compiled by | Jam Alert
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| Synth to ARM |----> Dashboard
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+------------------+
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100Hz tick loop
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```
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### Control Flow (tick function)
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1. Read motor current from memory
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2. If jam already flagged -> return 0 (motor stopped)
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3. Determine direction (closing/opening/stopped)
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4. If closing AND current > threshold (debounced, 3 ticks):
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-> Return 0
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5. Ramp PWM toward target (soft start/stop, 2%/tick)
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6. Update position estimate (PWM-proportional)
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```
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### Memory Layout
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| Offset | Field | Range | Description |
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| 0 | `window_position` | 0-1000 | Current position (0.0%-100.0%) |
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| 4 | `motor_current_ma` | mA | Last sensor reading |
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| 8 | `pwm_duty` | 0-1000 | Current PWM output (0.0%-100.0%) |
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| 12 | `direction` | 0/1/2 | 0=stopped, 1=closing, 2=opening |
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| 16 | `jam_detected` | 0/1 | Jam flag |
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| 24 | `target_position` | 0-1000 | Commanded position |
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## Project Structure
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## Expected Output
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```
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Anti-Pinch Window Controller
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Compiled by Synth (WebAssembly -> ARM Cortex-M)
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100 | 10.5% | 256 mA | 64.0% | CLOSE | no |
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200 | 25.2% | 320 mA | 80.0% | CLOSE | no |
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Demo complete -- anti-pinch safety function verified.
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```
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## Rivet Traceability
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- **AP-002**: Jam detection via current threshold (system-req)
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- **AP-003**: Soft start/stop PWM ramping (system-req)
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- **AP-VER-001**: Renode simulation test (sys-verification)
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## License
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Same as Synth project (see root LICENSE file).

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