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Full Vehicle Multiplexing at Chrysler
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For the Model Year 1988 Chrysler Corporation was successful in introducing an effective Data Communications Class of Vehicle Multiplexing that reduced the average vehicle cost. Based on this concept a full vehicle multiplex network proliferated into most of Chrysler's product line. Success in vehicle multiplexing can be attributed to the extremely low component cost and the outstanding flexibility in the C2D multiplexing system. Presently Chrysler is replacing this system with the SAE J1850 Standard Data Communications Network. Chrysler and Harris Engineers were able to demonstrate significant improvements in performance and system cost. A new multiplexing term “Multiplex Effectiveness” is presented and explains how it plays a significant role in demonstrating the most effective architecture for future multiplexing endeavors. The conceptual use of SAE J1850 multiplexing capabilities such as Header Bytes, In-Frame Response and Error Detection will be discussed.
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Miesterfeld, F. and Luitje, W., "Full Vehicle Multiplexing at Chrysler," SAE Technical Paper 950033, 1995, https://doi.org/10.4271/950033.Also In
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