Yet another article on what communication technology will be used in future infotainment systems. Read it fast since the articles in Automotive Engineering tends to be removed from the on-line edition after a while...
ETHERNET and 1394 spar with MOST for infotainment openings
Most interesting to read that Toyota starts using MOST now in two vehicles (new Prius and Lexus RX). I have the impression that they would not "commit" to such a change in technology if they did not belive it would stay.
A blog related to my research about software architecture and the applications for the automotive industry.
I am doing my PhD in the Software Engineering Division at the department of Computer Science & Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, while still being employed by Volvo Car Corporation.
Ulrik Eklund
21 August 2009
4 August 2009
Review of the vehicle’s electrical and electronic architecture
Just being back from my summer vacation hiatus I found a good summary of present challenges for a vehicle’s electrical and electronic architecture from just-auto. I haven't figured out if the news archive is available forever so read it fast if you are interested...
A second interesting article was about the use of firewire (1394) in automotive applications: 1394 Automotive network enables powerful, cost-efficient in-vehicle networks for infotainment, navigation, cameras from Automotive DesignLine.
A second interesting article was about the use of firewire (1394) in automotive applications: 1394 Automotive network enables powerful, cost-efficient in-vehicle networks for infotainment, navigation, cameras from Automotive DesignLine.
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