Automotive Electronics (Autotech '97)

Advances in automotive technology by leaders in the field

Automotive Electronics is a compilation of papers presented at the 1997 Autotech Congress, a gathering of manufacturers, researchers, designers, users, industry groups, and academics invested in the advance of automotive technology. Detailing today's advances that become tomorrow's standard practice, this collection covers a broad range of topics including EMC and component design; software and controllers; electronic systems; power devices; testing and maintenance, and more. Relevant to anyone in the automotive industry, these papers represent the latest research of leaders in the field. EMC and component design: developing a strategy for automotive electromagnetic modelling, D.D.Ward

Modular body systems, H. Schubotz

RAKE - a new approach to radio interference, P. Skilton and P. Stockwell

Performance and deisgn of a silicon micromachined gyro, I.D. Hopkin and R. Windermer.

Software and controllers: high-end CAN controller to respond to the new OSEK/VDX stabdard

Safer use of the C programming language in the automotive industry, G.F. McCall et al

MATRIX 6.0 - a fixed point development process for automotive applications, P.Clarke

Simulation of a variable geometry turbo charged diesel engine for control algorithm development, A.J.Truscott and B.C. Porter

A safety analysis methodology and its automotive application, I.P Kendall and K.M. Hobley.

Electronic systems, testing and maintenance: using statitics to save cost in automotive product development within the areas of electromagnetic immunity and pass-by noise, P. Jenning

How to help your suppliers deliver the electronic systems you want, S.J. Barker

Noise reduction of MOS operational amplifiers used for automotive ECU, P. De Wolf.

Power devices and systems: a study of distributed local dump suppression for motor vehicles, P. Miller

Fault-tolerant and self-testable architectures for zero failure electronics, A. Richardson and W.R.Betts

Sensor combinations for urban roads and expressways (secure), M.J. Bateson, et al.

PEP - Professional Engineering Publishers - is the author of Automotive Electronics - Autotech '97 - , published by Wiley.