Automotive
Technical Paper

FlexRay - Exploitation of a Standard and Future Prospects

2006-21-0039

10/16/2006

Event
Convergence 2006
Authors
Josef Berwanger BMW Group
Walter Kuffner BMW Group
Martin Peteratzinger BMW Group
Günter Reichart BMW Group
Anton Schedl BMW Group
Abstract
Content
The BMW Group is the first car manufacturer introducing FlexRay in series projects. Start of production is September 2006, where a pilot application is implemented in the chassis domain of the new BMW X5. In 2008 FlexRay will form a substantial part of the overall electronics architecture in form of a FlexRay network connecting multiple ECUs implementing chassis, powertrain, and driver assistance applications.
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Topics
Electronic control systems
Driver assistance systems
Control systems
Electronic equipment
Computer software and hardware
Architecture
Sensors and actuators
Communication systems
Transportation Systems
Design Engineering and Styling
Steel
Electric vehicles
Fuel economy
Vehicle drivers
Education and training
Psychiatry and psychology
Injuries
Arm
Leg
Bumpers, fasciae and grilles
Windows and windshields
Biological sciences
Electronic control systems
Chassis
Architecture
Affiliated or Co-Author
BMW Group
Details
Pages
8
Citation
Berwanger, J., Kuffner, W., Peteratzinger, M., Reichart, G. et al., "FlexRay - Exploitation of a Standard and Future Prospects," SAE Technical Paper 2006-21-0039, 2006, .
Additional Details
Publisher
Convergence Transportation Electronics Association
Published
Oct 16, 2006
Product Code
2006-21-0039
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English