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Finding a quality metric for FlexRay networks

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  • FlexRay
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Non-reproducible electronic problems, which leave no other trace than an entry in the error log, influence a driver's trust in his vehicle. The possibilities range from radios that can be switched on after turning on ignition but will only produce sound after re-booting. They also include vehicle-integrated cell phones that temporarily cease to function. This Agilent Technologies paper discusses error causes and strategies for the testing of FlexRay networks.

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References

  1. Mercer Management Consulting, “Automotive Technology 2010”

  2. McKinsey on IT, Number 7, Spring 2006, “Getting better software into manufactured products.” By Wolfgang Huhn and Marcus Schaper

  3. FlexRay Specification (V2.1 Rev B)

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  1. Agilent Technologies, Inc., Böblingen, Germany

    Tilmann Wendel (Technical Marketing Manager of the Automotive Test Segment)

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Wendel, T. Finding a quality metric for FlexRay networks. ATZ Elektron Worldw 3, 60–63 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03242158

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