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INICnet™ technology simplifies automotive infotainment networking with support for Ethernet, audio, video and control over a single cable. INICnet technology can coexist with automotive Ethernet to seamlessly interface Internet Protocol (IP)-based data communications across vehicle domains, while providing efficient transport of audio and video data. INICnet technology does not require development and licensing of additional protocols or software stacks, reducing development costs and keeping development on schedule. INICnet technology supports a variety of system management methodologies via IP, or a dedicated control message channel. Data rates of 50 Mbps on UTP, or 150 Mbps on coax or optical cabling, are supported.
INICnet™ technology simplifies automotive infotainment networking with support for Ethernet, audio, video and control over a single cable. INICnet technology is part of the ISO-21806 open international standard. In part 1 of the INICnet Technology Introduction video series, we present some in-vehicle network megatrends and give an overview of INICnet technology, including the physical layers and topologies, along with the relevant products and tools.
Part 2 goes into the synchronization of the network and its frame structure. It describes the control and packet channels and the UNICENS Network Management system.
INICnet™ technology simplifies automotive infotainment networking with support for Ethernet, audio, video and control over a single cable. INICnet technology is part of the ISO-21806 open international standard. In part 2 of the INICnet Technology Introduction video series, we present how the network is synchronized and what the frames carried by the network look like. Details of the various channels, including how Ethernet is supported over the packet channel. The UNICENS network management system is described.
Part 1 of this series gives an overview of INICnet technology, including the physical layers and topologies, along with the relevant products and tools.
This setup demonstrates how a network of microphones, speakers and accelerometers (acceleration sensors) can create a road noise cancellation application in vehicles. All these components are networked with INICnet technology, with its superior streaming data capabilities (lowest and deterministic latency) and support for an Ethernet channel which links smoothly into Ethernet-based system architectures.