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Automobile Vehicle Testing and Control System using AUTOSAR based Module

Vrushali Shinde

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Abstract

automotive embedded software is changing frequently whenever the specification for hardware is modified. These cause to spend time and cost. By considering these factors of complexity we are going to developed one model on which one control unit can handles the multiple functions of the automotive system consider the car as the automotive system. To resolve these problems, we are developing this model which can be based on the idea of the (Automotive Open System Architecture) i.e. AUTOSAR which is open and standardized automotive software architecture, jointly developed by automobile manufacturers, suppliers and tool developers. Using this standard will serve as a platform upon future vehicle applications will be implemented and will also serve to minimize the current barriers between functional domains. In this paper we are going to compare testing level of the different functions i.e. fuel, temperature, pressure, controlling the antilock brake system using the single control unit.

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automotive embedded software is changing frequently whenever the specification for hardware is modified. These cause to spend time and cost. By considering these factors of complexity we are going to developed one model on which one control unit can handles the multiple functions of the automotive system consider the car as the automotive system. To resolve these problems, we are developing this model which can be based on the idea of the (Automotive Open System Architecture) i.e. AUTOSAR which is open and standardized automotive software architecture, jointly developed by automobile manufacturers, suppliers and tool developers. Using this standard will serve as a platform upon future vehicle applications will be implemented and will also serve to minimize the current barriers between functional domains. In this paper we are going to compare testing level of the different functions i.e. fuel, temperature, pressure, controlling the antilock brake system using the single control unit.

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automotive embedded software is changing frequently whenever the specification for hardware is modified. These cause to spend time and cost. By considering these factors of complexity we are going to developed one model on which one control unit can handles the multiple functions of the automotive system consider the car as the automotive system. To resolve these problems, we are developing this model which can be based on the idea of the (Automotive Open System Architecture) i.e. AUTOSAR which is open and standardized automotive software architecture, jointly developed by automobile manufacturers, suppliers and tool developers. Using this standard will serve as a platform upon future vehicle applications will be implemented and will also serve to minimize the current barriers between functional domains. In this paper we are going to compare testing level of the different functions i.e. fuel, temperature, pressure, controlling the antilock brake system using the single control unit.

Key concepts: AUTOSAR, Automotive industry, Electronic control unit, Embedded system, Software, Automotive electronics, Automotive engineering, Computer science

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