Robust, high-speed intra-vehicular communication networks for the vehicles of tomorrowTools Basford, M.J. (2021) Robust, high-speed intra-vehicular communication networks for the vehicles of tomorrow. PhD thesis, University of Nottingham.
AbstractCars of the 21st century are increasingly reliant upon computers for the most basic of applications. Whether it is safety-critical, such as the transfer of a braking command, or the more banal adjustment of a music playback device, cars have not escaped the relentless tide of digital dominance. As the trend for a higher degree of automation in everyday cars continues, this phenomenon shows little sign of abating soon. However progress must not come about at the expense of safety. As the metal bars that once linked pedals to brakes were strong to ensure reliable operation, so too must we ensure data networks transfer signals reliably. Traditional means of ensuring the integrity of data on networks utilise shielded conductors, adding both mass and cost to vehicles. This work presents an overview of contemporary intra-vehicular communication networks and presents the following new and novel findings:
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