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Multiplexed Vehicle Electronics

Developed in cooperation with Mecel
Realising the need for more in-depth single subject programs, Infocar devoted an entire title to this complex subject. Comparisons are often made with conventional wiring, to make multiplexing easy to understand. This course starts with definitions and classifications, continues with the basic communication concepts, how to troubleshoot and diagnose and ends with explanations on a few different protocols.

List of contents:

Chapter one - What is multiplex?:

Definition and classification
Comparisons with conventional wiring
Pros and cons summary
Troubleshooting in multiplexed systems
Trends

Chapter two - Background information:

Introduction to vehicle E/E architecture
The physical view of vehicle content
Allocation
Function domains

Chapter three - Fundamentals:

Basic communication concepts
Physical implementation
Messages
Typical multiplex nodes

Chapter four - Diagnostics:

Introduction
Faul causes in multiplexed systems
Diagnostics information
Troubleshooting methods
Diagnostic system strategies
Diagnostic standards

Chapter five - Vehicle examples:

Driver user functions
Electrical systems and subsystems

Chapter six - Protocol examples:

CAN
J1850
ISO 9141
KWP 2000

Available in the
following languages:

	English
	Swedish
	German
	Dutch
	French
	Italian
	Spanish
	Finnish

Screenshots:

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CD-ROM version is available in the following languages:

	English
	Swedish