Accelerated Powertrain Development Through Model Based Calibration

Axel Schlosser; Bert Kinoo; Wolfgang Salber; Sascha Werner; Norbert Ademes

doi:10.4271/2006-01-0858

2006-04-03

Accelerated Powertrain Development Through Model Based Calibration 2006-01-0858

Modern powertrain development is targeting to meet challenging, to some degrees contradictory development goals in a short timeframe. Looking to a development time schedule of 36 months from concept to SOP, it becomes a prerequisite that unnecessary design loops have to be avoided by all means. Now, in addition, the experimental development work has to be conducted more efficiently than in the past.

In recent years methods for an efficient design process have been successfully applied. Testing and vehicle application work can take advantage of methods empowered by model based approaches. Today, models with different levels of detail are able to significantly improve nearly every development phase. Supported by standardized and automated test bench and vehicle procedures an efficient and comprehensive development process can be established and utilized, which is also necessary to tackle growing complexity.

In this paper, the application of the model based calibration process and the necessary environment is discussed. These new technologies are key for the continuous reduction of powertrain development time.

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