Automotive Engineering - March 2022 - 31

UPCOMING WEBINARS
HOW ADAPTIVE AUTOSAR SOLVES COMPLEXITY IN
AUTOMOTIVE WITH HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING
Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 2:00 pm U.S. EDT
Advances in automotive architecture with high-performance computing and its associated complexity are
driving the adoption of Adaptive AUTOSAR. Centralized and zonal architectures need new standardized
middleware to perform the functions required for advanced and autonomous driving capabilities.
In this 60-minute Webinar, experts share the benefits and best approaches for implementing
standardized Adaptive AUTOSAR.
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LINUX: ENTERING A NEW ERA WITH AUTOMOTIVE
SOFTWARE-IN-THE-LOOP TEST TOOLS
Thursday, October 14, 2021 at 9:00 am U.S. EDT
FROM OPTIMIZATION TO UNCERTAINTY
QUANTIFICATION THROUGH MACHINE LEARNING
Thursday, March 24, 2022 at 2:00 pm EDT
Trends such as advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD) make
software the differentiating factor in the automotive industry. To keep pace with innovations and
to shorten development cycles, testing of electronic control units (ECUs) must shift left. This
30-minute Webinar shows how to enter this era by providing interactive and cloud-based SiL
simulations on Linux.
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TECHNICAL CERAMICS: RESHAPING THE
POSSIBLE IN ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Wednesday, October 20, 2021 at 11:00 am U.S. EDT
SHORTENED ELECTRIC VEHICLE DEVELOPMENT CYCLE
USING NI AND AVL VIRTUAL TESTING SOLUTION
Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at 11:00 am U.S. EDT
As electric vehicle (EV) powertrains grow more complex, model-based design and testing promises true insight,
detailed communication, and engineering and operational process efficiency. Automotive test engineers who are
focused on electric powertrain development want to shift as much testing as possible to simulation earlier in the
development process, decreasing dependence on costly dynamometer and field testing. They need to validate
and optimize their system design and software control algorithms with model-based simulation to decouple
from other team schedules, increase test coverage and lower the cost of finding and fixing bugs early.
This 45-minute webinar examines how model-based FPGA simulation and an integrated systems approach
combine flexibility with off-the-shelf delivery.
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Components manufactured from technical ceramics are helping to advance electric vehicle
technologies. These high-performance materials can help extend system life, improve range,
and increase safety in battery electric and hybrid vehicle applications. This 60-minute Webinar
provides a brief overview of technical ceramic material properties and how they can outperform
metals and polymers in EVs.
Advances in machine learning have led to the ability to build highly accurate emulators, also known as predictive
models. These emulators have a key role in Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) because many techniques that make
up UQ can be computationally costly to implement directly on the simulation. As a result, a cheaper-to-evaluate
emulator of the simulation is required. By using emulators and ideas from UQ, engineers and data scientists can
get more value out of their simulations and achieve faster, more reliable optimization results.
This 60-minute Webinar provides an introduction to machine-learning-based UQ and emulation and their
benefits to optimization.
In this 60-minute Webinar, a transmission and electric powertrain NVH specialist discusses
electric vehicle powertrain design challenges and simulation-led approaches to get to the right
decisions faster and earlier in the design process.
GETTING ePOWERTRAIN NVH RIGHT THE FIRST
TIME WITH SIMULATION-LED STRATEGIES
Monday, October 4, 2021 at 11:00 am U.S. EDT

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