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FlexRay is a new automotive network communications protocol under development by the FlexRay Consortium.
It is positioned above CAN and MOST in terms of both performance and price.
Its prominent features are: high data rates (10 megabits per second) time- and event triggered behavior redundancy and fault-tolerance The protocol specifications are in review stage.
The first production vehicle with FlexRay was the 2007 BMW X5, though it was only used for the pneumatic damping system.
Full use of FlexRay is expected in 2008, with the introduction of the BMW X6, the world's first production vehicle to fully utilize the FlexRay system.
Source: Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FlexRay)
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FlexRay @ Wikipedia
FlexRay is a new automotive network communications protocol under development by the FlexRay Consortium.
It is positioned above CAN and MOST both in terms of performance and price.
Its prominent features are: high data rates (10 megabits per second) time triggered behavior redundancy, safety, and fault-tolerance The protocol specifications are in review stage.
The first production vehicle with FlexRay will be the 2006 BMW X5,...
- overview, 3 stars
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FlexRay - An Introduction
FlexRay is a fast, deterministic and fault-tolerant bus system for automotive use, based on the experience of DaimlerChrysler with the development of prototype applications and the byteflight communication system developed by BMW. Byteflight was developed by BMW especially for use in passive safety systems (airbags). In order to fulfill the requirements of active safety systems, byteflight was further developed by the FlexRay consortium in...
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Flexray Overview
The scope of the Consortium is to develop jointly an innovative communications network of very high quality which consists of the complete communication infrastructure and includes inter alia the specifications for the serial communications protocol, the transceiver, the hardware and software interfaces and conformance/certification procedures.
This will serve as the basis for the development, production and implementation of certain...
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