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Networking of Driveline and Chassis

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New tasks evolving in the areas of product range management, traffic systems, assistance systems, and communication systems, are confronting vehicle manufacturers with additional demands on their task profile and expertise levels.

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    Michael Paul,  Christoph Pelchen, Martin Grumbach &  Thomas Rosemeier

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Paul, M., Pelchen, C., Grumbach, M. et al. Networking of Driveline and Chassis. AutoTechnol 5, 56–59 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03246887

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