Principles of Information Systems
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ISBN: 9781337660556
Author: Ralph Stair; George Reynolds
Publisher: Cengage Learning US
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Chapter 4, Problem 3PSE
Program Plan Intro
Embedded
- It is a specialized operating system for use in the computers constructed into large systems.
- The following embedded operating system are used in the car company.
- OSEK/VDX
- OSEK/VDX means Open Systems and the Corresponding Interfaces for Automotive Electronics / Vehicle Distributed eXecutive.
- These standard provides an open software architecture for several Electronic Control Unit (ECUs) fixed on a car.
- The standard specifies communication stack that is data exchange between different ECUs.
- Windows Embedded Automotive 7
- This operating system is developed by Microsoft.
- It is an industry- important platform which offering combined services for communication, entertainment and navigation.
- These OS abilities work to support in the growth and manufacture of refined automotive modules and results from automotive manufacturers.
- QNX
- It is a real time operating system.
- These operating system offering a secure, reliable foundation, speech integration and smartphone connectivity.
- AGL
- AGL means Automotive Grade Linux.
- It is an open-source system based on Linux.
- These platform gives drivers better connectivity and new functionalities at a pace that is more reliable with customer technology.
- OSEK/VDX
Explanation of Solution
Spreadsheet representation:
- To display which embedded operating system are used in the car companies.
- To display which kinds of automobile are used by the OS with the manufacturer’s name of its system.
Automobile company | Embedded system | Make of automobile with auto manufacturer’s name |
BMW | OSEK/VDX |
It is used in Electronic control unit. The automotive manufacturers name is Renault and PSA Peugeot Citroen. |
Chevrolet | Windows Embedded Automotive 7 |
It is used in Electronic control unit. The automotive manufacturers name is Renault and PSA Peugeot Citroen. |
Chrysler | QNX |
It is used to expand fuel efficiency while adding more electronic systems and decreasing noise, vibration and harshness (NVH). Manufacturer company name is BlackBerry Limited. |
Ford | Windows Embedded Automotive 7 |
It is used in Electronic control unit... |
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