Software Series 3: SDVs Explained (3/4)
Vehicle E/E Architecture Changing with SDV
2023/07/06
- Summary
- The transformation of E/E architectures is necessary to realize SDVs
- What is the role of the hypervisor?
- Semiconductors designed for VMs (virtual machines) are also available
Summary
To realize an "integrated ECU" or "centralized E/E architecture" required for SDVs, a technology called a "hypervisor" that enables multiple virtual ECUs (electronic control units) to operate on a single ECU is necessary. Semiconductors that realize various functions on a single chip, based on the assumption that a hypervisor will be installed, are also beginning to be commercialized.
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