Networks in Vehicles |

In this episode, we look at why networks are used in vehicles and how they typically work. We talk about different network technologies (e.g. CAN), and why they were developed. And we touch on the very newest network technology that has come into vehicles: Ethernet!
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#EnginEEringTheJigsaw is a new series from #VectorInformatik that explains the technologies and concepts that are being built into the electrical/electronic (‘E/E’) systems of modern vehicles, and how Vector helps engineers to simplify their daily work: th-cam.com/users/hashtagengin...
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FURTHER RESOURCES
Free introduction courses to the topics #CANbus, #AutomotiveEthernet, FlexRay, LIN, #J1939, and #AUTOSAR: elearning.vector.com/
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[@xXPK26realXx]

These videos explain complex topics so easily. Seems like a great company!

[@ShaahinFoodLab]

These series are very useful, thank you for putting these together.

[@tvashi]

Very useful video to learn about various networks in a vehicle. Well explained. Thanks.

[@RandolphCooper]

Interested 😊

[@StephenJohnSmoogen]

I see you mention J1939 in the above but not in the video. Is that an upcoming module?

[@vectorinformatik]

We list the topics covered by the e-learning in general. Should we consider the J1939 protocol for a dedicated "EnginEEring the Jigsaw" episode? Oh, and this page provides a good overview: www.vector.com/int/en/know-how/protocols/sae-j1939/

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