Softwarization of Automotive E/E Architectures: A Software-Defined Networking Approach
2020 IEEE Vehicular Networking Conference (VNC)(2020)
Abstract
Traditional in-vehicle networks are based on low-bandwidth technologies like CAN. They are statically deployed and configured in the manufacturing process depending on the vehicle configuration. With the introduction of additional camera and entertainment applications and increased bandwidth demand, Ethernet technology becomes more relevant in the automotive sector. Use cases like trailer networks and integration of new applications requiring in-vehicle sensor data require reconfigurable network architectures. In this work, we propose a flexible architecture for automotive Ethernet networks accommodating both high-bandwidth multimedia streams and time-critical low bandwidth data. Based on the software-defined networking paradigm, the in-vehicle network can be re-configured for the integration of additional hardware and applications. We illustrate its concepts for operations, management, safety, and security.
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softwarization,software-defined networking approach,traditional in-vehicle networks,low-bandwidth technologies,manufacturing process,vehicle configuration,increased bandwidth demand,Ethernet technology,automotive sector,trailer networks,in-vehicle sensor data,reconfigurable network architectures,flexible architecture,automotive Ethernet networks,high-bandwidth multimedia streams,software-defined networking paradigm,in-vehicle network
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