An ECU is a device that oversees, regulates, and alters the operation of a car’s electronic system. An ECU will typically control anti-lock braking systems, electronic fuel injection setup, and other ...

Electronic systems architecture is the structured configuration of all electronic components, modules, and networks within a vehicle and defines its electrical and electronic composition. In ...

The number of electronic control units (ECUs) in vehicles is continuing to rise. A current mid-range vehicle might have 70 ECUs, while a luxury vehicle might have as many as 150. Connecting these ...

Electronic control units (ECUs) are playing an increasingly critical role in the automotive industry, driving the development of safer, smarter, cleaner and better-connected cars. As a result, global ...

The current trends toward increased performance of the central computing units are also driving an evolution of in-vehicle E/E architecture to shift to a distributed architecture. Although the ...

The advent of advanced assisted drive functions and autonomous vehicles will require a transformation in the architecture of automobile control systems. Today’s car has typically more than 50 ...

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This paper presents a labview-based integration testing system for vehicle electronic control unit. This test system simulates the vehicle control signal, sensor signal, bus signal and fault signal ...