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Inter-connected flexray and can networks for in-vehicle communication : gateway implementation and end-to-end performance study
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The increasing use of electronic components in today’s automobiles demands more powerful in-vehicle network communication protocols. FlexRay protocol, which is expected to be the de-facto standard in the near future, is a deterministic, fault tolerant and fast protocol designed for in vehicle communication. The current de-facto in-vehicle communication standard, CAN, and the future in-vehicle communication standard FlexRay will exist together in future cars. Data exchange between these two standards will be performed via Gateway units. In this thesis, end-to-end performance of a FlexRay-CAN network connected by a Gateway is evaluated as well as Gateway functionality and processing delay. The results of the experiments, which are performed for a realistic message set with various scheduling schemes, are presented and discussed.
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
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M. Alkan, “Inter-connected flexray and can networks for in-vehicle communication : gateway implementation and end-to-end performance study,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2010.