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The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010 1 Evolution of Automotive In-Vehicle Networking Marc Osajda Global Automotive Segment Marketing Freescale Semiconductor

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Page 1: The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010 1 Evolution of Automotive In-Vehicle Networking Marc Osajda Global Automotive Segment Marketing Freescale

The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

1Evolution of Automotive In-Vehicle Networking

Marc OsajdaGlobal Automotive Segment Marketing

Freescale Semiconductor

Page 2: The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010 1 Evolution of Automotive In-Vehicle Networking Marc Osajda Global Automotive Segment Marketing Freescale

The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

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Amplifier Video

Video

VideoDisplayInstrument

Cluster

Temp

Wipers

RKE and TPMS Rx

Seat Modules

HVAC

Alarm

Rear Module

Rear Lighting

Door Module

Door Module

Radio Nav

Transmission

Fuel Pump

Airbag

OccupantClassification

Pass. Seat Belt Pretensioner

Driver Seat Belt Pretensioner

Sensor Cluster

Battery Management

SJB

4x4

Blind Spot Detection

NOX

Immobilizer

GlowPlug

Cooling Fan

Lighting L

Steering Column

Rain SensorFlaps

FlapsFlaps

FlapsFlaps

Flaps

Motors

Motors

Motors

Motors

Motors

Motors

Motors

Motors

MotorsMotors

MotorsMotorsMotors

Motors

MotorsMotors

Sunroof

Lighting R

Power Steering

Anti-lockBraking

Adaptive Cruise Control

Park Assist

SuspensionSuspension

SuspensionSuspension

Active Steering

Blower

Body Controller /

Gateway

Chassis Management

Engine Management

1996 Typical Vehicle: 6 ECUs

2009 High-End Vehicle: > 70 ECUs

In-Vehicle Networking complexity

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The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

3Vehicle E/E Architecture Challenges

o Too complex, too much energy consumptiono Too many different networkso Too many ECUso Too many cableso Too many connectorso Too much weighto Too many too many…

With further electrification of the vehicles, A global rethinking of the vehicle E/E architecture

is needed

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The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

4New trends in In-Vehicle Networking Architecture

LIN

CA

N

BodySatellite 1

BodySatellite 2

BodySatellite 3

BodySatellite 4

HMISatellite

Telephone

InfotainmentSatellite 1

Ethernet/MOST

ReverseCamera

Park Assist Camera

Blind SpotDetection

LDW

Ethernet

StabilityControl

ChassisSatellite 1

ChassisSatellite 2

FlexRay

EnergyManagement

CAN

Transmission

Central Switch/Gateway

MainBody Controller

InfotainmentController

MainADAS Controller

Main Chassis Controller

MainEngine Controller

Ethernet

VehicleDiagnostic/Access

Higher ECU integration and emergenceof domain controller will create new challenges in terms of functional safety (ISO26262)

C2X

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The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

5Architectural Evolution – Ethernet in Automotive

o Well known technology, Widespread knowledge, Wide availability of tools

o Ethernet can handle future bandwidth requirements for multiple in-vehicle application

o Unshielded twisted pair Ethernet based network significantly reduces cost

o Unified Ethernet architecture eases diagnosis and maintenance

o Ethernet AVB audio profiles can substitute synchronous MOST

Why Ethernet in Vehicles ?

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The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

6Example: Ethernet Based High-End Infotainment Network Architecture

Display

USB/IPOD

Audio out

NAND flash

Display

USB/IPOD

Audio out

NAND flash

Rear Seat Entertainment

SwitchAudio Amp Ethernet

AVB

MCU

Comm/Telematics MCU

DigitalRadio/TVMCU

EthernetAVB

Nav EngineMCU

EthernetAVB

EthernetAVB

Infotainment:MPU

Switch

GigE

Media Server/Disc Player

Gateway: MCU

ADAS:MPU

SwitchLVDS

GigEMCU

EthernetAVB

MCUEthernet

AVB

MCUEthernet

AVB

MCUEthernet

AVB

MCUEthernet

AVB

Cluster:MCU

Head Unit

Dashboard

Panorama View

Ethernet AVB

Ethernet

Ethernet

Ethernet AVB

EthernetEthernet

Service & ControlService & Control

SPI

MCU

Raw Video

Service & Control

Multi-Stream Audio/Video

Dual-Stream Audio/Video

Multi-Stream Audio/Control

CarNetwork

Peripheral Functions and Upgrade Options (Trunk)

LVDS

Raw Video

Front-ViewCamera

LVDSRaw Video

Ethernet AVB for Infotainment

Infotainment MPU

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The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

7Example of silicon implementationFreescale MPC5668G – Dedicated Gateway MCU

Build on Power Architecture

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The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

8Functional Safety

oProvides and automotive specific risk based approach for determining risk classes (ASIL)

oSpecify the necessary safety requirements for achieving an acceptable residual risk

oProvides confirmation to ensure a sufficient level of safety is being achieved

Objective of the ISO26262 Standard

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The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

9Functional Safety / ISO26262

o Functional safety is a key paradigm of next generation electronic vehicle systems

o Safety standards are becoming the key enablerfor the design of all new electronic application in the vehicle and associated semiconductor development

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The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010

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Freescale: No. 1 in Automotive Semiconductors

►Freescale Leadership in Driving Standards• First semiconductor supplier to join the AUTOSAR development partnership

• Co-founded FlexRayTM Consortium with BMW, DaimlerChrysler and Philips

• Founding member of Local Interconnect Network LIN Consortium

• Founding member of the DSI protocol, and associated member of the PSI5 consortium (Airbag)

• Member of the GENIVI Consortium (Infotainment)

• Active member of JASPAR supporting Japanese automotive electronics standardization