In-Vehicle Networking Technologies Compared - Automotive Ethernet, CAN-FD, LIN, FlexRay, SerDes, A2B

In-vehicle Networking Technologies Compared - AutomotiveEthernet (100BASE-T1, 1000BASE-T1, 10BASE-T1s), CAN-FD, LIN, FlexRay, MOST, SerDes, A2B

We will cover a basic overview of some of the most popular in-vehicle or automotive networking technologies. Each technology is then compared to the others based on selection criteria including: costs, maximum supported data payloads, addressing methods, topologies, supported communication types, cabling considerations, versatility and others.

Agenda:
Introduction
Automotive Network is
Networking Considerations
Vehicle Network Applications
LIN - Local Interconnect Network
CAN/CAN-FD/CAN-XL
FlexRay
MOST – Media Oriented System Transport
Automotive Ethernet 100BASE-T1 / 1000BASE-T1 / 2.5G,5G,10GBASE-T1
Automotive Ethernet 10BASE-T1s (the CAN Killer?)
Ethernet MII
Ethernet Frame
Ethernet Switches
Ethernet Star Topology
Ethernet - Safety Critical
Serializer/Deserializer - SerDes
Vehicle Network History and Trends
Cost/speed comparison
The State of Automotive Network Technologies

#IntrepidControl #CANFD #AutomotiveEthernet #VehicleNetwork #CANXL #CAN #FlexRay #100BaseT1 #1000BaseT1 #SerDes #A2B #LIN #Ethernet #AutomotiveEthernet

[GregKryg]

This presenter did an excellent job of keeping things relevant, simple and not getting into the weeds (like most engineers tend to do). I’ll be coming back to visit your site in the future.

[AppelJunky]

Thank you so much man! I work in the automotive industry and wanted to know more about ethernet. Very nice explanation.

[bobkos]

ICS has the best people in the business! Thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge with us!

[ZenGarden]

Excelent documentation and presentation! This should go up in views, it's worth it!

[TechScottBrown]

Excellent presentation, a wealth of knowledge delivered. Thank you!

[piotrgaecki]

This is just pure gold, really... Amazing video, one of the most comprehensive ones that I have seen in engineering field in general.

[aditikolhatkar]

I am new to Networking topic and was looking for a good overview and the necessity of each type of network. Thank you so much for the presentation, it was highly useful!

[svanimisetti]

Really great overview Colt. Appreciate ICS putting out valuable information for public consumption!

[omerheymann]

great overview and summary of the technologies and trends. thank you!

[MrHaggyy]

Really good and helpful talk. I think you missed out on one important part of why Bosch chose CAN be a bus-topology. In a car, you have dozens to hundreds of CU's from different vendors and as an OEM you want to keep the vendors interchangable. So you need a lot of one-to-many communication, information like board voltage, vehicle speed, tire speed is measured at one node and is communicated with all devices.
So for the board voltage example, you could either choose:
CAN with one sensor for voltage and a message that is received by 100 nodes.
Ethernet with either one sensor on each node or layers of switches with 100 end nodes.
I'm certain that Ethernet will be the dominant backbone of a car from now on, but the way CAN work leaves some benefits that Automotive Ethernet needs to fill in.

[greyscalepaintbrush]

Thank you for this comprehensive explanation! Means a lot!!

[tonymoonkr]

Really nice. This is worth for automotive SW engineer.

[nineus]

Well put together presentation with the right amount overview and detail.

[thirumaleshm.j]

Thanks a lot for this amazing video, it was very helpful

[IsnewTseng]

Thanks sir. It is a great video and technoligies information.

[beappreciativediligent]

Thanks for the video and presentation.

[kaymandkiani]

brillian! tahnks so much for such a good video and explanation

[楊吉蒂]

I try know the marketing for future electric vehicles

[cbbbbbbbbbbbb]

Great presentation. Looking forward to checking out the 2nd addition. Any updates on when it will become available?

[AngelaAbigailGarcia]

Hello Mr. Correa,

I currently work for an interior company (tier I) to OEM's and I want to focus into lighting and electronics, your video has helped me a lot to understand regarding software technologies but is there a training or Master Degree maybe that you would recommend please? I studied international trade so is hard for me to keep up technically with these topics