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Case study: Quality foundation improves Delphi's time to market
A case study examines how Delphi Thermal used Siemens' software to improve time to market while reducing non-conformance with auto industry standards.
Verifying the border line between auto hardware, software
Many problems occur when hardware meets software, especially in auto applications. This is where functional verification methodologies from the hardware world can be very useful.
Opinion: Computer overload threatens auto safety
With auto electronics taking center stage in the Toyota recall controversy, an engineer who analyzes software for safety issues says he is wary of how embedded controllers and software is being used in new automobiles.
Flexible partners: Fujitsu, Visteon, Land Rover collaborate on digital displays
Collaboration among car makers and their component and system suppliers is becoming critical. Here's a case study involving digital displays in new cars.
Managing warranty costs with in-vehicle software
Auto innovation trends require that the software development lifecycle be given equal importance to the mechanical lifecycle. The result has been greater software use and the ability to track most electronic components, thereby cutting warranty costs.
MIT develops AI-based 'driving buddy'
MIT researchers are collaborating with Volkswagen and Audi to develop an AI-based "driving buddy" that could help motorists avoid traffic jams or remind them to fill an empty gas tank.
Low leakage tantalum, NbO capacitors improve tire pressure monitoring
The author examines basic types of tire pressure monitoring systems and concludes that niobium oxide capacitors are best suited for circuits where the bulk capacitor can be switched off at higher operating temperatures.
Book excerpt: 'Project management of complex and embedded systems'
The management of automotive design projects provides a window into how to handle other complex development and manufacturing efforts.
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About the Automotive Safety & Security How-To Section
Automotive DesignLine's Security and Safety How-To section covers the design and development of automotive safety, automotive security, remote keyless entry (RKE), and automotive MEMS systems. Topics covered in this section include active and passive safety systems, smart airbag systems, automotive sensor designs, and seatbelt pretensioners.
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