Hardware support for extended ethernet capabilities

In-Car communications are crucial for data exchange within the car. With the increase use of Electronic Control Units, demand for Inter-ECUs communication increases. As a result, domain specific automotive bus systems are introduced. During integration, communications between these buses are normall...

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Main Author: Oh, Yong Liang
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-589702023-03-03T20:26:24Z Hardware support for extended ethernet capabilities Oh, Yong Liang School of Computer Engineering Centre for High Performance Embedded Systems Suhaib A Fahmy DRNTU::Engineering::Computer science and engineering::Hardware::Input/output and data communications In-Car communications are crucial for data exchange within the car. With the increase use of Electronic Control Units, demand for Inter-ECUs communication increases. As a result, domain specific automotive bus systems are introduced. During integration, communications between these buses are normally carried out through costly gateways or ECU sub-gateways. Car manufacturers are looking into implementing Ethernet as a replacement to lower cost in cabling and to support communication to external networks. To ensure predictable behavior required in the In-Car network, time-triggered Ethernet should be implemented. Time synchronization allows all nodes to operate at a common notion of time, allowing implementation hard real-time system networks. In this report, we will look into Time-triggered Ethernet as a physical interface using Precision Time Protocol (PTP) on a FPGA computation unit. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering) 2014-04-17T06:38:33Z 2014-04-17T06:38:33Z 2014 2014 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/58970 en Nanyang Technological University 31 p. application/pdf
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Hardware support for extended ethernet capabilities
description In-Car communications are crucial for data exchange within the car. With the increase use of Electronic Control Units, demand for Inter-ECUs communication increases. As a result, domain specific automotive bus systems are introduced. During integration, communications between these buses are normally carried out through costly gateways or ECU sub-gateways. Car manufacturers are looking into implementing Ethernet as a replacement to lower cost in cabling and to support communication to external networks. To ensure predictable behavior required in the In-Car network, time-triggered Ethernet should be implemented. Time synchronization allows all nodes to operate at a common notion of time, allowing implementation hard real-time system networks. In this report, we will look into Time-triggered Ethernet as a physical interface using Precision Time Protocol (PTP) on a FPGA computation unit.
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title Hardware support for extended ethernet capabilities
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title_full_unstemmed Hardware support for extended ethernet capabilities
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