By Dan Romanchik, on July 13th, 2009%
The latest version of the Elektrobit tresos Inspector now sports a completely redeveloped graphics user interface. Plus, the EB tresos Inspector 2009. In addition, it supports measurement and analysis of both, LIN networks and AUTOSAR PDUs (Protocol Data Units).
The new user interface now provides several analysis windows, which can be individually adapted by drag and drop. . . . → Read More: Sofware acquires and analyzes FlexRay, CAN, LIN networks and A/D data simultaneously
By Dan Romanchik, on December 22nd, 2008%
The Kentucky Post reports that:
A four-month-long investigation by the Scripps station in Kansas City has uncovered government videos, photos, and thousands of pages of reports detailing human corpses being used like impact test dummies in National Highway Traffic Safety Administration . . . → Read More: Cadavers Used for Impact Tests
By Dan Romanchik, on November 11th, 2008%
TTTech is releasing a new version of TTX-Connexion, which is a gateway between FlexRay and CAN networks and includes functions for data manipulation, data analysis and logging. TTX-Connexion allows users to combine CAN and FlexRay networks as desired, thus speeding up system integration and vehicle testing. TTX-Connexion translates between the various stages of development, resulting in . . . → Read More: Gateway Tool Designed for Test Labs and Vehicle Trials
By Dan Romanchik, on April 24th, 2008%
SAE International is looking for experts in a couple of areas:
FlexRay. J2813—”FlexRay for Vehicle Applicatons” Task Force is looking for experts to help draft a document that will define the physical layer and portions of the data link layer. It will also address how these are to be tested. Contact Debbie Brooks, brook@sae.org.
Restraint systems. Experts are . . . → Read More: SAE Looking for Experts
By Dan Romanchik, on April 10th, 2008%
The Elektrobit EB 5100 Interface includes two FlexRay controllers and up to two CAN channels for test applications. The FlexRay and CAN interface hardware use the PMC card standard, which means that users can use it on different carrier boards including PCI, PXI, VME or also PHS bus based systems.
The card is equipped with a high-performance . . . → Read More: Interface Controls FlexRay or CAN