Browse Topic: Keyless entry systems

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Water Avoidance Design Strategy for Capacitive Exterior Handles2019-36-01871/13/2020
Nowadays, capacitive handles are increasing their use in high-end commercial vehicles. This particular handle applies a technology that permits to unlock and even lock the vehicle without a key. As benefit for current life, the customer has the possibility to access and close the vehicles more efficiently and faster, just possessing the key in the pocket or any close compartment that the user is carrying, for example, bag, purse, backpack. Even though, the design of capacitive exterior handle must follow several design strategies to avoid nonfunctional in rainy climate. Water could work as a blocker for the sensor signal captured, special design strategies that must be taken in order to minimize that the liquid could ingress the handle and even be retained on the region that sensor is located. On this two-piece handle not only the parting line location, drain holes and a favorable drainage for liquids inside the handle must be designed, but also a control on the painting capacitance is hugely important for a successful project. Overall, to validate physically the design, test are required for the antenna and handle in component level. Besides, vehicle tests in abusive condition to reproduce heavy rain environment are highly recommended. The result after following design steps carefully is to launch a reliable product even in not favorable weather conditions.
Demori, DouglasMagalhães, JúlioFerreira, AndersonCamargo, FilipeFreitas, BrunoDias, PedroTurbiani, Michel
Introduction to Vehicular Embedded Security2009-01-09164/20/2009
For new automotive applications and services, information technology (IT) has gained central importance. IT-related costs in car manufacturing are already high, and they will increase dramatically in the future. Yet whereas the area of safety and reliability has become a relatively well-established field, the protection of vehicular IT systems against systematic manipulation or intrusion has only recently started to emerge. Nevertheless, IT security is already the base of some vehicular applications, such as immobilizers or digital tachographs. To securely enable future automotive applications and business models, IT security will be one of the central technologies for the next generation of vehicles. After a state-of-the-art overview of IT security in vehicles, this paper will give a short introduction into cryptographic terminology and functionality. This contribution will then identify the need for automotive IT security while presenting typical attacks, resulting security objectives and characteristic constraints within the automotive area. We will introduce core security technologies and relevant security mechanisms, followed by a detailed description of critical vehicular applications, business models and components relying on IT security. We conclude our contribution with a detailed statement about challenges and opportunities for the automotive IT community for embedding IT security in vehicles.
Weimerskirch, AndréWolf, MarkoWollinger, Thomas
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