Open AccessA SIMPLE AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATION USING FLEXRAY™ PROTOCOL
Author(s) -
K R AVINASH,
Prof. A. Hari Prasanna Ch. Nagaraju,
Shamanna Surendra,
Shivaprasad Sadashivaiah
Publication year - 2012
Publication title -
international journal of communication networks and security
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2231-1882
DOI - 10.47893/ijcns.2012.1055
Subject(s) - flexray , embedded system , computer science , computer network , protocol (science) , communications protocol , automotive electronics , automotive industry , node (physics) , engineering , medicine , alternative medicine , pathology , aerospace engineering , structural engineering
FlexRay™ protocol is emerging as the next generation automotive communication protocol which offers high data rate, deterministic, fault tolerant, flexible in-vehicle data communication. This protocol supports both time triggered and event triggered data communication. The network that uses FlexRay™ protocol is called FlexRay™ network. The need for FlexRay™ protocol is the substantial demand for the high capacity in-vehicle data communication between the electronic components. In this work, we used Infineon SoCs as FlexRay™ nodes and establish communication between multiple nodes using FlexRay™ protocol. A simple automotive application is developed with temperature and magnetic field sensor being connected to a node and the sensor data is being communicated over the FlexRay™ network.
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