  Embedded cyber-physical systems (CPS) are commonly built upon heterogeneous
digital and analog integrated circuits, including sensors and actuators. Less
common is their deployment on parallel, NoC based designs based on general
purpose processor cores of a Multi-processor System-on-chip (MPSoC).
Application code has to be run on the MPSoC for the digital part, and interact
with the analog sensors. We recently proposed a major extension to the design
and exploration tool named TTool, now allowing the design of CPS on a high
level of abstraction and the generation of cycle-bit accurate simulations. We
explore the scalability of our approach with an automotive case study.
