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doi:10.51202/9783181024058

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Copyright Year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-3-18-092405-2
ISBN-Online: 978-3-18-102405-8
Publisher: VDI Verlag, Düsseldorf
Series: VDI-Berichte
Volume: 2405
Language: German
Pages: XVI
Product Type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages I - XIV
1. 1. Benchmark of modern electrification concepts – Which powertrain topologies have the most benefits? No access
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2. 1. Virtual E/E Test Platform – co-exploration, optimization and validation of ECU architecture and software in the context of the car No access Pages 9 - 18
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  2. Event Chain Analysis as a Key Competency: Efficient Development of Software-Defined Vehicles No access Pages 19 - 28
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  3. End-to-end Continuous Integration and Test enabled by Continental’s Cooperation Portal and Volkswagen’s Compound Test System No access Pages 29 - 36
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3. 1. Next-Gen Sensor Fusion for Next-Gen Sensors and Driving Functions No access Pages 37 - 58
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  2. Quantification of Life-Saving Collective Perception V2X Benefits No access Pages 59 - 68
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  3. Lessons learned from current developments of highly automated driving functions (SAE Level 3 and 4) and derivation of future success factors No access Pages 69 - 78
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4. 1. Future of Electrified Powertrain in the era of Software Defined Vehicles and Service Oriented Architecture No access Pages 79 - 84
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  2. An Advanced High-Efficiency Inverter with High Switching Frequencies to Improve Powertrain Efficiency and Performance No access Pages 85 - 98
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  3. Tailored battery systems for entry level up to high performance applications Challenges in battery development No access Pages 99 - 108
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5. 1. Robust control strategies – Approaching parameter uncertainties for traction drive systems and DC/DC-converters in automotive HV applications No access Pages 109 - 120
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  2. New STi2GaNTM technology for ultra-fast switching automotive applications No access Pages 121 - 132
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  3. Influence of Eccentricity and Tolerance on NVH Performance of Permanent Magnetic Synchronous Machine No access Pages 133 - 136
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6. 1. Credible Simulation – Do you trust your simulation models? No access Pages 137 - 144
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  2. Mastering Data Replay and HIL for ADAS and AD together No access Pages 145 - 158
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  3. Ground-Truth Reference Data for validation of ADAS / AD Systems No access Pages 159 - 160
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7. 1. Next generation SOC’s for domain and zonal architectures – Implications for required semiconductors No access Pages 161 - 172
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  2. Targeted use of modern high-level languages, reuse of software modules and an ISO 26262 and ISO 21434 compliant compiler tool chain to ensure reliable cooperation guaranteed using all available hardwa... No access Pages 173 - 180
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  3. Wireless Services in Next Generation E/E Architectures No access Pages 181 - 188
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8. 1. A Virtualized Approach to In-Vehicle Cyber Security No access Pages 189 - 200
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  2. In-Vehicle Network Security – MACsec, the game changer No access Pages 201 - 210
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  3. Architectural Guidelines for AUTOSAR-based E/E Systems with Safety-related Availability Requirements No access Pages 211 - 218
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9. 1. How SOAFEE Accelerates the transition from Cloud-Native to Car-Native No access Pages 219 - 228
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  2. Real Life performance of IEEE 1722 Control Format (ACF) – In future oriented networking architectures No access Pages 229 - 238
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  3. Streaming Map Data Efficiently from Cloud to ECUs – A Cost-Efficient and Self-Adapting Solution for Intelligent Speed Assistance No access Pages 239 - 248
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10. 1. Understand and Testing AI Decisions with Explainable AI No access Pages 249 - 256
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  2. Big Data Analytics for a seamless Design Flow of reliable Automated Driving Functions No access Pages 257 - 264
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  3. Comprehensive Test Strategy for AI Based Systems – From AI Test Principles to T est Optimization No access Pages 265 - 282
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11. 1. Computational enhancement is key to cost effective imaging radar for mass deployment No access Pages 283 - 292
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  2. Smart LiDAR Components – Automotive SPAD detector IC and high performance laser driver No access Pages 293 - 302
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  3. Setting a new standard for ultrasonic near-field perception – AI enabling data interface for ultrasonic systems . No access Pages 303 - 304
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12. 1. Automatic Camera-based Road Defect Detection with Neural Networks No access Pages 305 - 314
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  2. NDS – The Development and Use of a Worldwide Standard for Map Data No access Pages 315 - 324
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  3. Reliable and safe maps for automated driving No access Pages 325 - 330
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1. 1. New GaN based DC-DC converter concept for future fuel cell and charging applications No access Pages 331 - 338
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  2. Sustainable Trucking No access Pages 339 - 348
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2. 1. Supplier‘s Perspective of the Truck Architecture Transformation No access Pages 349 - 358
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  2. Charging of BEV trucks with more than 1 MW – How can the interaction of commercial vehicle, charging infrastructure and energy system succeed? No access Pages 359 - 360
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  3. Continued protection for commercial vehicles and connected services No access Pages 361 - 368
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3. 1. Charging communication for commercial vehicles – as simple as for passenger cars? No access Pages 369 - 378
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  2. MCS Megawattladen – Chancen & Risiken No access Pages 379 - 380
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  3. Real-time, Context-aware E-Mobility Services to Optimize Commercial Transportation Ecosystem – Optimized Battery Electric Fleet Operations: Maximize utilization, Minimize electricity costs, Simplify o... No access Pages 381 - 394
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4. 1. Autonomous Driving @ MAN & Traton No access Pages 395 - 402
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  2. Centralized Architecture in Commercial Vehicles and its impact on Software defined Architecture No access Pages 403 - 412
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1. 1. AEF – Agricultural Interoperability Network – Let’s cultivate the digitalization No access
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2. 1. Technology comparison of surround sensors for mobile machines – Change from rule-based systems to Deep Learning No access Pages 421 - 428
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  2. Experience report of Technology Transfer towards Mobile Machinery based on Environment recognition systems No access Pages 429 - 436
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3. 1. Equipment Setup and Work Planning – A precondition for highly automated operations No access
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4. 1. Bringing together major stakeholders to shape the future of autonomous operation. Can this also be done for the offhighway industry? No access Pages 447 - 460
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  2. Autonomy by AgXeed – Development of an autonomous ecosystem No access Pages 461 - XVI
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