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Significance of Electronics Platforms and the Motivation for JasPar
Technical Paper
2006-21-0020
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Convergence 2006
Language:
English
Abstract
In recent vehicles, E/E architecture is defined and used as a platform to accommodate various electronics features for better development efficiency, lower cost and higher quality. As electronics features increase and integrated control systems make vehicle electronics more complex, good electronics platforms are vital for today's and future vehicle development.
This paper first describes the evolution of vehicle electronics and its recent trend and then addresses the challenges facing vehicle electronics:
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✓ More integrated control systems
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✓ More software
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✓ More networks
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✓ Shorter time to market
Finally, why JasPar1), Japan Automotive Software Platform and Architecture, was founded and how it is organized will be described including the working group activities on FlexRay implementation.
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Citation
Abo, T., Tanigawa, H., and Hashimoto, H., "Significance of Electronics Platforms and the Motivation for JasPar," SAE Technical Paper 2006-21-0020, 2006.Also In
References
- http://www.jaspar.jp/
- The Papers of Technical Meeting on Vehicle Technology, the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan Jan 21 2005
- FlexRay http://www.flexray.com
- AUTOSAR http://www.autosar.org/