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Advanced Microsystems for Automotive Applications 2004

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 2004

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Editors:
  1. Jürgen Valldorf

    1. VDI/VDE-Technologiezentrum Informationstechnik GmbH, Teltow

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  2. Wolfgang Gessner

    1. VDI/VDE-Technologiezentrum Informationstechnik GmbH, Teltow

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  • Microsystems are an important factor that contribute to an automobile model's success
  • To meet the customers's desire for safety, convenience and vehicle economy, and to satisfy environmental standards, microsystems are the critical factor
  • Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

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Table of contents (24 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xv
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  3. Safety

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 9-9
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    2. Monolithic Accelerometer for 3D Measurements

      • Tuomo Lehtonen, Jens Thurau
      Pages 11-22

    3. Highly Integrated Tire Pressure Monitoring Solutions

      • Marc Osajda
      Pages 23-37

    4. Low-Cost, Single-Chip Amplified Pressure Sensor in a Moulded Package for Tire Pressure Measurement and Motor Management

      • Ralf Bornefeld, Wolfgang Schreiber-Prillwitz, Olaf Stöver, Henry V. Allen, Michael L. Dunbar, Jeffery G. Markle et al.
      Pages 39-50

    5. Rollover Detection Systems

      • Jens Haun
      Pages 51-62

    6. Low-Cost Infrared Imaging Sensors for Automotive Applications

      • Masaki Hirota, Yasushi Nakajima, Masanori Saito, Makoto Uchiyama
      Pages 63-83

    7. Application of Micro Scanning Laser Doppler Vibrometer for Vibrational Velocity and Resonance Frequency Measurement on Micro Electro Mechanical Devices (MEMS)

      • Paolo Castellini, Barbara Marchetti, E. P. Tomasini
      Pages 85-94

    8. Mobile Vision — Developing and Testing of Visual Sensors for Driver Assistance Systems

      • Roland Preiß, Christian Gruner, Thomas Schilling, Harald Winter
      Pages 95-107

    9. Silicon Capacitive Absolute Pressure Sensor Elements for Battery-less and Low Power Tire Pressure Monitoring

      • Jens Thurau, Jaakko Ruohio
      Pages 109-118

    10. Automotive Applications for the ALASCA Laser Scanner

      • Brigitte Nitsche, Roland Schulz
      Pages 119-136

    11. Sensor Fusion for Multiple Automotive Active Safety and Comfort Applications

      • Nico Kaempchen, Kay Ch. Fuerstenberg, Alexander G. Skibicki, Klaus C. J. Dietmayer
      Pages 137-163

    12. Dealing with Uncertainty in Automotive Collision Avoidance

      • Jonas Jansson
      Pages 165-180

    13. Paroto Project: Infrared and Radar Data Fusion for Obstacle Avoidance

      • Y. Le Guilloux, J. Lonnoy, R. Moreira, C. Blanc, J. Gallice, L. Trassoudaine et al.
      Pages 181-200

    14. From Passive to Active Safety Systems

      • Thomas Görnig
      Pages 201-210

    15. A Low-g 3 Axis Accelerometer for Emerging Automotive Applications

      • Barbara Grieco, D. Ausilio, F. Banfi, E. Chiesa, G. Frezza, E. Lasalandra et al.
      Pages 211-222

  4. Powertrain

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 223-223
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    2. Autonomous Sensor Systems for Car Applications

      • A. Bodensohn, R. Falsett, M. Haueis, M. Pulvermüller
      Pages 225-232
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Microsystems applications (MST) in automobiles have become commonplace: they enable the introduction of a series of new functions and at the same time the replacement of existing technologies offering improved performance and better value for money. Microsystems are indispensable for fulfilling a complete transition from the mechanically driven automobile system to a mechanically based but ICT-driven system as part of a likewise complex environment. With the introduction of micro-systems a series of challenges arise regarding complexity, systems design, reliability, serviceability, etc. These challenges have to be addressed in order to meet high customer expectations concerning performance and price.

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  • VDI/VDE-Technologiezentrum Informationstechnik GmbH, Teltow

    Jürgen Valldorf, Wolfgang Gessner

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