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Why is Ethernet Time-sensitive Networking (TSN) Adaptation So Rapid in the Automotive Industry?

28 Oct 2021 • 1 minute read

At a particular point in time, the automotive industry continued to add more and more sensors and electronic control units to vehicles. All these sensors and actuators used to connect through CAN and LIN buses. However, since the introduction of IVN (In-Vehicle Network), the industry has started replacing these buses with automotive ethernet. According to NXP, “Ethernet enables broadband connectivity with the necessary latency and predictability required for advanced control functions and full-motion video. At the same time, it reduces vehicle weight, saves power, increases efficiency, and enables flexible software upgrades and hardware modularity. It makes autonomous driving more affordable."

IEEE standard accusation added Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) features to existing ethernet to fulfill the time-sensitive, mission-critical, and deterministic latency requirements of the automotive industry. Let’s run through these TSN features that made TSN Ethernet adaptation so rapid.

Preemption: The preemption and interspacing features allow critical data to interrupt ongoing non-critical data transfer. Once critical frame data transfer completes, non-critical data transfer resumes and completes.
Time-Aware Shaper: Predictable and deterministic latency for critical data remains un-blocked.
Precise Time Protocol: The Precision Time Protocol is a protocol used to synchronize clocks throughout a network.
Cyclic queue and forwarding: This algorithm provides deterministic delay regardless of network topology.
Per stream filtering and polishing: This feature detects and eliminates troublesome transfers and provides a secure and sturdy network.
Frame replication and elimination: This feature provides data redundancy and frame replication whenever the same frame transfers to multiple paths in a network.
Audio-Video Transport Protocol: This protocol provides non – critical Audio/Video data transfer for info entertainment.

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