How Crash Testing Works

It’s not written for automotive test engineers, but the website How Stuff Works has an interesting article on How Crash . . . → Read More: How Crash Testing Works

Tongji University And LMS Establish Tech Center

LMS International and the Tongji University Automotive College in China recently signed an agreement that establishes the Tongji – LMS Automotive NVH & Durability Technology Center at the Shanghai campus of Tongji University. The cooperation gives LMS access to the state-of-the-art test facilities for NVH and durability engineering at Tongji University, and will extend the capabilities . . . → Read More: Tongji University And LMS Establish Tech Center

Hansen to Headline User Conference

Paul Hansen, publisher of The Hansen Report on Automotive Electronics, is headlining a three-day user conference on breakthrough developments and best-industry practices in the embedded controls industry.

Presented by dSPACE, a producer of engineering tools for developing and testing embedded Electronic Control Units (ECUs), “Overcoming ECU Development Challenges” will take place at the St. John’s Conference Center . . . → Read More: Hansen to Headline User Conference

LINbus/J2602 Emulator Targets Auto Systems

Emulin is a standalone LIN bus emulator/simulator designed for automobile and semiconductor test and control tasks. Designed for the simulation and analysis of LIN nodes or LIN bus components not present or even yet designed, Emulinâ„¢ allows local adjustment and measurement of all control parameters, message signals and frame timing. This enables you to . . . → Read More: LINbus/J2602 Emulator Targets Auto Systems

Programmable Logic Product Families First to Be AEC-Q100 Certified

The MachXO Crossover Programmable Logic Devices and ispMACH 4000V CPLD devices have been characterized and qualified to meet the certification requirements of the AEC-Q100 standard as defined by the Automotive Electronics Council (AEC). Designated the LA-MachXOâ„¢ and LA-ispMACHâ„¢ 4000V product families, these are the first programmable Lattice Automotive, or LA, devices. Production quantities of . . . → Read More: Programmable Logic Product Families First to Be AEC-Q100 Certified