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    1) Embedded systems are used widely in automotive applications, with the average car containing 25-35 microcontrollers. 2) Automotive embedded systems can be classified into powertrain and chassis control, body electronics, and multimedia applications. 3) The roles of an automotive embedded systems engineer include software development, system integration, testing and validation, and research and development related to systems like engine control units, anti-locking brakes, airbags, and automated parking.

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    1) Embedded systems are used widely in automotive applications, with the average car containing 25-35 microcontrollers. 2) Automotive embedded systems can be classified into powertrain and chassis control, body electronics, and multimedia applications. 3) The roles of an automotive embedded systems engineer include software development, system integration, testing and validation, and research and development related to systems like engine control units, anti-locking brakes, airbags, and automated parking.

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    1) Embedded systems are used widely in automotive applications, with the average car containing 25-35 microcontrollers. 2) Automotive embedded systems can be classified into powertrain and chassis control, body electronics, and multimedia applications. 3) The roles of an automotive embedded systems engineer include software development, system integration, testing and validation, and research and development related to systems like engine control units, anti-locking brakes, airbags, and automated parking.

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    Embedded Systems in Automotive Industry

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    1) Embedded systems are used widely in automotive applications, with the average car containing 25-35 microcontrollers. 2) Automotive embedded systems can be classified into powertrain and chassis control, body electronics, and multimedia applications. 3) The roles of an automotive embedded systems engineer include software development, system integration, testing and validation, and research and development related to systems like engine control units, anti-locking brakes, airbags, and automated parking.

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    Embedded systems in automotive industry

    Table of Contents
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    � 01 Introduction to embedded systems

    02 Different Application of embedded systems in automobile

    03 Automotive embedded systems engineer roles

    04 Conclusion
    01
    Introduction to
    embedded systems
    The First Embedded System: The Apollo Guidance Computer

    One of the very first recognizably modern embedded systems was the Apollo Guidance
    Computer, developed by Charles Stark Draper at the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory.

    Apollo Guidance Computer and DSKY (the display and keyboard)


    What is embedded system ?

    Embedded system is a combination of hardware and software intended to perform a specific task.

    software hardware
    Task of capturing
    image
    Digital Camera
    Applications of embedded :

    Embedded systems are used in a wide range of technologies across an array of industries.
    Some examples include:
    02
    Application of embedded systems in automobile
    ● The first apparition of automotive
    embedded systems were in 1968 with
    Volkswagen.

    ● One vehicle contains around 25 TO


    35 microcontrollers.

    ● A luxury vehicle contains 60 to 70


    microcontrollers
    T Vehicle Network protocols:
    2
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    T Vehicle Network protocols:
    2
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    2 Classification of automotive embedded systems :
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    Power tain and chassis Body electronics Multimedia applications


    control
    Automotive systems :
    technology in today’s vehicles
    Engine control unit:
    Anti-breaking system:
    Airbag Control Unit :
    Automatic parking system:
    Manual Diagnostics Vs Computer Diagnostics :
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    3
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    03
    Roles of an automative embedded
    systems engineer
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    What are the roles of an automative embedded systems
    4
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    engineer ?
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    ● Software development : includes software for engine management


    systems , transmission control systems, and other onboard systems
    ● System integration : includes integrating sonsors, actuators and other
    componant to create a complete system
    ● Testing and validating : involves creating test plans, conducting tests and
    analysing data to identify issues and make improvements
    ● Research and development : involves research, prototyping, and testing of
    new technologies
    Communication Protocols Debugging and
    Testing

    Basics that every engineer


    in embedded systems should
    Microcontrollers and
    know
    Real-Time Operating
    Microprocessors
    Systems

    Programming Digital Sensors and


    Languages Electronics Actuators
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    5
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    04

    Conclusion
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    “Embedded systems are the black


    boxes that make the modern world
    work.”

    — Niall Murphy

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