Freescale Semiconductor’s MFR4200 FlexRay controller is now available in production quantities. By standardizing on the FlexRay protocol, automobile manufacturers can lower development and production ...

Austin, Tex.&#151 Freescale Semiconductor’s MPC5567 microcontroller based on the PowerPC core enables fault-tolerant communication at high bandwidth rates of 10Mbit/sec, reducing system cost by ...

The first FlexRay application to enter production was an option called AdaptiveDrive on BMW's X5 sport activity vehicle (SAV). Based on 32-bit FlexRay microcontrollers from Freescale Semiconductor, ...

FlexRay is an upcoming networking standard being established to raise the data rate, reliability, and safety of the automotive applications of today and tomorrow. Synthesizable FlexRay intellectual ...

Recent introductions indicate that automakers have a defi nitive FlexRay rollout plan. And, BMW is ahead in this race with the implementation of FlexRay v2.1 for active damping control. Although, ...

AUSTIN, Texas--May 22, 2006--Freescale Semiconductor continues to steer the automotive industry toward safer, more reliable cars with the industry's first 32-bit microcontroller (MCU) based on the ...

Philips and Freescale have agreed to share technologies they have developed for FlexRay, the next-generation high-speed automotive bus standard. The companies will use a common protocol engine, and a ...

Several European automakers and electronics suppliers have launched a major initiative to set standards for future in-car control systems. In simple terms, they want to make it easier to let the ...

Time-triggered fieldbuses, such as Time-Triggered Protocol (TTP) and FlexRay communication protocol, have the potential to solve many systems integration and concurrent engineering issues in the ...

Automotive Communication Protocols market outlook (2023-2030) provides a thorough analysis of the market's current state, including factors such as market size, growth rate, segmentation, and key ...

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 21, 2006--Freescale Semiconductor (NYSE:FSL) (NYSE:FSL.B) continues to steer the automotive industry toward safer, more reliable cars with the industry's first ...