Instant-On In Zonal Architectures | NXP Semiconductors

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Instant-On In Zonal Architectures

About This Training

Deploying zonal architecture to address future requirements for connected, electric, and self-driving vehicles brings new development flexibility and challenges. One of those challenges is the various wake-up sources in combination with the instant-on and low power requirements of several early-access functions.

In this free, 60-minute webinar, Bernd Elend and Osvaldo Romero explain how NXP's system experiences in wake-up and low power can support use cases and wake-up requirements and optimize communication traffic towards zonal power distribution modules and associated edge nodes.

Presentation

Instant-On In Zonal Architectures

What You Will Learn

Learn how moving from domain-based CAN-connected to zonalized Ethernet-based architectures can introduce delays and more complexity in handling function availability
Find out how delays are caused by the wake-up of many components and modules on the path from the source signal to actuation, impacting "Instant-On" functions, such as vehicle access
Discover how functions without strict ""Instant-On"" needs are negatively impacted because new architectures prevent the easy selection of functions
Gain insight into how NXP is collaborating with global OEMs to introduce smart new networking functions and to help identify the best approach for each architectural choice

Presented by

Bernd Elend
System Architect, NXP Semiconductors
Osvaldo Romero
Automotive Systems Engineering, NXP Semiconductors

DURATION

27 min

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

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