VDE/VDI GMM (Ed.)

GMM-Fb. 95: AmE 2020

Automotive meets Electronics, Beiträge der 11. GMM-Fachtagung, 10. - 11. März 2020 in Dortmund

GMM-Fachberichte

2020, 160 pages, 140 x 124 mm, Slimlinebox, CD-Rom
ISBN 978-3-8007-5202-7, e-book: ISBN 978-3-8007-5203-4
Personal VDE Members are entitled to a 10% discount on this title

Content Foreword

The world of Automotive and Electronics has been changing continuously
Technologies that have been discussed as projects for the future are now available in every new car, and progress toward autonomous driving is visible, although the future will still bring many challenges to master.
The AmE is the perfect place to discuss these challenges, both from the technical as well as the legal and societal side.
Sensors become more and more powerful which allows to get a better image of the car surroundings. Increasing computational power helps to fuse data from different sources such as RADAR, LIDAR, camera and ultrasound, enhanced and combined with information from Car-2-X communication and off-board services.

Nevertheless, there are plenty of unresolved issues.
On the hardware side, high computational power requires efficient chips, implemented in state-of-the-art technology, which is right now 7nm. New assembly technologies for vertically stacked dies as they are used in high-end GPUs, lead to very compact devices with a high power density. This implies forced cooling, a new concept with few experiences, in particular with respect to long term reliability.
On the software side, the construction of the car surroundings is still far away from being perfect. Whereas scenarios such as driving on a motorway are well understood, it is right now unimaginable to drive a car autonomously through a crowded downtown with thousands of bikes and pedestrians, all with a certain ignorance of the traffic rules.

AmE addresses industry as well as academia to improve the communication between the two mentioned worlds, triggering new ideas. AmE is also an excellent platform for presenting research work and getting immediate feedback from application engineering. This interaction is one of the main strengths of the AmE and a real magnet for all participants.
Die VDE/VDI GMM hat die Aufgabe, die wissenschaftliche und technische Entwicklung im Bereich der Mikroelektronik, Mikrosystem-, Nano- und Feinwerktechnik sowie deren breite Anwendungen zu fördern. Sie initiiert den dazu erforderlichen Dialog zwischen Herstellern, Anwendern und Wissenschaft und bildet ein Forum für Diskussionen über diese Techniken in der Öffentlichkeit. Die GMM vertritt die Belange der in ihr vertretenen Arbeits- und Fachgebiete gegenüber politischen Entscheidungsträgern und bringt ihre Fachkompetenz in die Gestaltung der Förderpolitik ein.
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The TRACE Methodology

Authors:
Busch, Rebecca; Wahl, Michael; Völkel, Holger; Aal, Andreas

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Object Classification in the Fixation of a Car Driver

Authors:
Hugenroth, Alexander; Albers, Franz; Oeljeklaus, Malte; Bertram, Torsten

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ThreatGet: Threat modeling based approach for automated and connected vehicle systems

Authors:
Schmittner, Christoph; Chlup, Sebastian; Fellner, Andreas; Macher, Georg; Brenner, Eugen

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Local and String Stability Conditions of a Generalized Adaptive Cruise Control System

Authors:
Khound, Parthib; Will, Peter; Gronwald, Frank

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Optimization of Power and Signal Distribution Systems for Advanced Safety Features

Authors:
Potthoff, Nils; Feismann, Timo; Denkelmann, Rainer; Kiffmeier, Michael; Ruebartsch, Marvin; Frei, Stephan

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Phase relation for the signaling from an Automotive Ethernet 100BASE-T1 communication system

Authors:
Panholzer, Emanuel; Aidam, Martin; Franz, Walter; Lindenmeier, Stefan

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Data-Driven BEV Modeling for Realistic Consumption Calculation in Traffic Simulation

Authors:
Weber, Thomas; Driesch, Patrick; Schramm, Dieter

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Solder Joint Fatigue Testing with Harsh Temperature Rates: Influence of Dwell Time

Authors:
Schambeck, S.; Jaeschke, J.; Hutter, M.; Deutinger, A.; Kederer, F.; Schneider-Ramelow, Martin

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Graphical Data Visualization for Vehicular Communication Systems in Real and Virtual Test Environments

Authors:
Lizenberg, Viktor; Buechs, Bernd; Knapp, Steffen; Mannale, Roman; Koester, Frank

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A Search for Visual Features in Adversarial Networks

Authors:
Dehghani, Farzaneh; Ghorban, Farzin; Velten, Joerg; Kummert, Anton

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Asynchronous Design

Authors:
Deeg, Florian; Zhu, Jie; Sattler, Sebastian M.

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Filter Design in the High Voltage System of Electric Vehicles with Respect to Ripple Limits

Authors:
Pazmany, Jozsef Gabor; Rechberger, Klaus; Baeker, Bernard

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Learning a map to predict recuperation for efficiency in automotive electrical energy management

Authors:
Heimrath, Andreas; Froeschl, Joachim; Baumgarten, Uwe

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Automotive Power System Model Validation Using Impulse Response Analysis

Authors:
Baumann, Martin; Weissinger, Christoph; Herzog, Hans-Georg

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Functional Simulation of automotive Lidar and Camera Sensors

Authors:
Bartsch, Katharina; Stannartz, Niklas; Schmidt, Manuel; Bertram, Torsten

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Vehicle environment recognition for safe autonomous driving: Research focus on Solid-State LiDAR and RADAR

Authors:
Galle, Christoph; Amelung, Joerg; Dallmann, Thomas; Brueggenwirth, Stefan

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Head- und Eyetrackingsysteme im Fahrzeug: Technologische Potentiale

Authors:
Wrzesniewski, Marius; Koenig, Christian; Miglietta, Sebastian; Kienast, Henning

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Active Cancellation of Periodic Electromagnetic Disturbances for Passive Filter Reduction in Automotive dc-to-dc Converters

Authors:
Bendicks, Andreas; Doerlemann, Tobias; Osterburg, Timo; Frei, Stephan; Hees, Norbert; Wiegand, Marc

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