SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series · 1974 · 12 citations · 15 references
EngineeringAutomotive EngineeringElectrical EngineeringAutomotive ElectronicsElectric Vehicle TechnologyMicroelectronicsAutomotive Embedded SystemsAutomotive TechnologyElectric Vehicle ElectronicsElectronics TechnologyVehicle ArchitectureVehicle Communication NetworksAutomobile TechnologyAutomotive Embedded SoftwareAutomotive MechatronicsAutomotive Power Conversion TopologiesAutomotive Wiring Systems
<div class="htmlview paragraph">The growth of electronics from the vacuum tube to the transistor and finally large scale integrated circuits and the impact of this growth on automotive electronics is discussed. Brief descriptions of current automotive electronic sub-systems are presented. Several experimental automotive integrated electronic systems, including diagnostic systems and display systems, which have been developed and tested are covered. A simple digital system containing inputs from transducers and driver commands; outputs to displays and actuators, and a central processor is used to describe the problems associated with installing an integrated electronic control system on an automobile. The problems associated with automatic radar braking are enumerated.</div>
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THE ATTENTIONAL DEMAND OF AUTOMOBILE DRIVING
John W. Senders, Alfred B. Kristofferson, William H. Levison et al. · Highway Research Record · 1967 · 245 citations
Harmonic radar helps autos avoid collisions
J. Shefer, R. J. Klensch · IEEE Spectrum · 1973 · 46 citations
Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Electrical Engineering +17
Charles Weiner · IEEE Spectrum · 1973 · 29 citations
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Materials +9