Emergence of ‘X‐by‐Wire’ Systems

Dominique Paret · 2012

To satisfy the more and more requirements for rapid processing of information, future systems and concepts must be capable of supporting high communication bit rates, with everything that implies in terms of performance of the physical layer, transmission quality, synchronisation between nodes, and so on. The generic term ‘X-by-Wire’ includes all types of application which implement ‘systems controlled by wire links’, which are also understood not to have ‘any other control which is carried out via a mechanical interface’. This chapter takes up a story and examines the future embedded system. It begins by observing the trends of tomorrow’s vehicle architectures and embedded systems. From the start of the project, depending on what applications are intended, all the possibilities of optimising devices must be used, up to the physical limits of the principles that are used and of the components of the physical layer. Controlled Vocabulary Terms control systems; microprocessors

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