Network design criticality in heavy equipment
The rapid evolution in the heavy equipment industry to embrace complex electrical systems has resulted in a data explosion that is driving a digital transformation and the need for new technologies. Network design is becoming a critical aspect of all modern heavy equipment as it is interwoven with the design of embedded software and the electrical distribution system. This aspect needs to be robust to manage new efficient communication methods, shorter design cycles and early verification in the digital thread.
In this webinar we discuss and demonstrate:
- How to mix traditional J1939 and modern Ethernet protocols and how to reduce the gateway load using IEEE1722
- How digital continuity in-between the design domains is key to reducing design cycles and improving quality
- Why early verification of more advanced protocols and stricter end-to-end deadlines reduces time-to-market
Register now to learn more about network design criticality in heavy equipment.
À propos de l'intervenant
Martin Wennberg
Domain Lead, Siemens Integrated Electrical Systems Networks
Martin has worked in the in-vehicle network and Embedded SW for over 20 years with experience in Avionics, AGVs, ATMs, and Intelligent white goods. He has held various positions with Mentor ranging from technical marketing, Application Engineer, Solution Architect, and most recently, leading the AUTOSAR Embedded Adaptation team. He has now transitioned to Networks Domain Lead to focus on optimizing the products for broad deployment.