A Low-Speed In-Vehicle Network for Body Electronics 920231
The authors developed a low-speed in-vehicle network for the body control system on passenger cars, where the most remarkable effects to reduce the number of wire harnesses could be expected.
First, the authors analyzed the body control system to clarify the specifications required to build a low-speed in-vehicle network. Then the authors worked out optimum communication protocol, placing emphasis on cost reduction which is the key to expanding the applications of the low-speed in-vehicle network over wider fields. The low-speed in-vehicle network was evaluated for its performance through simulation and on-vehicle tests, and proved the practical validity of the concept. It was also verified that introducing the low-speed in-vehicle network has a satisfactory effect to reduce the number of wire harnesses.
Citation: Isobe, T., Honda, H., Uehara, S., and Akiyama, S., "A Low-Speed In-Vehicle Network for Body Electronics," SAE Technical Paper 920231, 1992, https://doi.org/10.4271/920231. Download Citation
