DocumentCode
454394
Title
Management of Complex Automotive Communication Networks
Author
Weber, T.
Author_Institution
Daimler Chrysler AG, Stuttgart
Volume
1
fYear
2006
fDate
6-10 March 2006
Firstpage
1
Lastpage
2
Abstract
Automakers are still facing an increasing complexity in vehicle requirements with regard to their EE systems. This complexity is not only caused by innovations, which are being provided for tomorrow´s drivers, but is also due to system requirements regarding EE architecture cost, managing software updates and diagnostics concepts. One way to conquer this challenge is the use of standards in the field of basic technology. Ongoing activities such as Autosar, FlexRay, HIS (Herstellerinitiative Software - OEM initiative software) and more, underline the car industry´s contribution to create and establish these standards. Another way - more linked to OEM´s internal processes - is to undertake a deeper analysis of architecture work. Here at first, a profound description is essential. This tool-based description is the basis for a more detailed analysis. Two options should be focussed upon: expert reviews and automatically calculated metrics in the tool, such as cost, weight or even more sophisticated metrics for feasability. With this technique, iteration by iteration the EE architecture reaches more profound stability and meets the functional and non-functional requirements far better
Keywords
DP industry; automobile industry; automotive engineering; software tools; Autosar; EE architecture cost; FlexRay; HIS; Herstellerinitiative Software; OEM initiative software; automotive communication networks; car industry; diagnostics concepts; software updates; tool-based description; vehicle requirements; Automotive engineering; Communication networks; Computer architecture; Computer industry; Costs; Innovation management; Software standards; Stability; Technological innovation; Vehicles;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Design, Automation and Test in Europe, 2006. DATE '06. Proceedings
Conference_Location
Munich
Print_ISBN
3-9810801-1-4
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/DATE.2006.243922
Filename
1656944
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