The proceedings of the second Ricardo international conference took the theme of systems integration which remain one of the most topical issues for the automotive industry. Whether in realising the ambition to move towards zero emission vehicles, increasing the interactivity of occupant information systems, or pushing further the boundaries of fuel efficiency, the need to consider engineering at a system level has never before been an important as it is today.
Vehicle Systems Integration in the Wired World is a valuable update for all those senior engineers, managers, and directors involved in the specification, design, development, and systems engineering of automotive products.
CONTENTS INCLUDE:
‘Understanding the essence’ – the development challenge of the 21st century
Consolidation in the automotive industry – forging ahead with alliances
System supply – a future perspective
The role for engineering suppliers in a consolidated world
Systems engineering and supply – a vehicle manufacturer’s perspective
Integrating modular systems for tomorrow’s powertrain
Ultralight steel auto-suspensions
The future of 42V vehicle systems
The future for automotive electronics
Comparison of the different GDI processes
Integration of automotive mechatronic components in HIL simulation
Advanced HIL systems for OBDII functionally testing.