AUTOSAR and automotive electronics trends from Vector

CESA 2012 Partner


As a partner, Vector is delighted to share information about automotive electronics.
Here comes first a technical article about a Plug and Play Solution for AUTOSAR Software Components. You will learn how it's possible to exchange individual software components in flash memory without linking the entire project. This accelerates software development at each of the individual suppliers.
Read the full story here : http://www.vector.com/portal/medien/cmc/press/Vector/AUTOSAR_SWC_Austausch_ATZ_Elektronik_201202_PressArticle_EN.pdf

The second part of the contribution is a review from Dr Beck, founder of Vector, about old and new trends. He looks back on 2011 and writes about key topics for 2012. The paper is about AUTOSAR, functional safety, E-Mobility and Ethernet in the car.
Link : http://www.vector.com/portal/medien/cmc/press/Vector/Trends2012_ElektronikAutomotive_201201_PressArticle_EN.pdf

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