ECU Software Communication | AUTOSAR Classic | #EnginEEringTheJigsaw | I2

Previously on #EnginEEringTheJigsaw we have covered the basics on how the communication within vehicle E/E systems works and the role of the #AUTOSAR Classic Platform. And as you all might guess, this is all quite simple conceptually, but it is slightly more difficult in practice. So, we have prepared a short sequence of Intermediate Level episodes, where jigsaw master Iain dives much deeper into Classic AUTOSAR, covering both software and communication design. Enjoy and subscribe!

🧩🧩🧩

CONNECT WITH ENGINEERING THE JIGSAW

Of course, we are also happy if you write a comment directly here under the video!

🧩🧩🧩

FURTHER RESOURCES

🧩🧩🧩

[tourdesource]

That "Let's go find out!" was thoroughly amusing.

[ananthavenkatesh]

Thanks Mr Ian. Glad to see the video after a very long time. I hope future sessions will come frequently. Thank you for taking your time and sharing the knowledge.

[TomaZhang]

You are explaining complex idea in a simple way but in really clear logic. enjoying your presentation as enjoying a dance performance.

[mariuspinte]

Hi, I have a generic question regarding Ports: is it correct to say that, a SWC contains multiple Atomic SWCs, and each of the Atomic SWC has at least one type of Port (R, P, RP, and maybe even Delegation)? And, from a different perspective, we may say that a SWC has a total amount of Ports equal to the sum of all Ports that each contained Atomic SWC has? Tnks