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Erfolgreiche Innovationen fr das vernetzte Fahrzeug: Kompatibilitt, Virtual Prototyping & Sicherheit gegen Manipulation Lars Reger VP Strategy, New Business, R&D - NXP Semiconductors Hamburg, Feb. 2012 NXP Semiconductors High


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Erfolgreiche Innovationen für das vernetzte Fahrzeug: Kompatibilität, Virtual Prototyping & Sicherheit gegen Manipulation

Lars Reger

VP Strategy, New Business, R&D - NXP Semiconductors Hamburg, Feb. 2012

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Employee base:

~ 25,000 employees in more than 25 countries R&D in Europe, US, and Asia Manufacturing in Asia and Europe

Net sales: $4.4 B in 2010, > 60% in Asia Pacific #5 in Global Automotive Semiconductors

#3 in China #1 in Car Infotainment #1 in In Vehicle Networks #1 in Car Access & Immobilization High Performance Mixed Signal and Standard Product solutions that leverage our leading RF, Analog, Power Management, Interface, Security and Digital Processing expertise

NXP Semiconductors

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COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL

Global Trends - Challenges for Society

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Growing need for environmental care Shift of economic balance among regions Increasing Mobility Shortening of natural resources Growing demand for safety and security Growing demand for information & communication Desire for individualization (lifestyle) Shift of demo- graphic balance among regions

CO2 reduction Increased Safety & Convenience Connected Mobility 90% of all automotive innovations are enabled by electronics, making semiconductors a critical success factor! Some examples. . .

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Car Entertainment Telematics/ Car ITS

Air Inside Car

NXP Connects the Car

NXP provides all electrical interfaces to, from, and within the vehicle In Vehicle Networks

CAN

Car Access & Remote Car Management

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In Vehicle Networks – Growing Market

Transmission speed

< 20kbit/s <1 Mbit/s <10 Mbit/s <100 Mbit/s CAN

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New car platforms have >100 CAN/LIN/FlexRay nodes Growth Drivers:

  • More cars
  • More electronic units in cars
  • (Hybrid)-electrical driving
  • In-car information exchange

Key Requirements:

  • Failure tolerant data transmission
  • Automotive Quality
  • Robustness (ESD & EMC, variing ext. components)
  • Low energy consumption
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roof module

door control front left door control front right door control rear left door control rear right HVAC main park heating top column module park assistance rear power module level sensor heater left garage

  • pener

fan right fan left front power module left front power module right energy manager HVAC rear TPMS antenna car access module wiper control heater right

Powertrain FlexRay (FlexRay) CAN B (HS-CAN/FT-CAN)

Instrument CAN dashboard seat control

Diagnosis CAN or Ethernet

steering sensors angle/torque

CAN C (HS-CAN/FT-CAN) LIN (LIN 1.3/2.x) Clamp 30 ECU connected to battery, STANDBY (Vreg/uC on) Clamp 30 ECU connected to battery, SLEEP (Vreg/uC off) Clamp 15 ECU connected to ignition line

Gateway/BCM engine control airbag control stability control transmission control damping control (adaptive) cruise control headlight control anti-lock brake power steering Rain Light Sensor Immo Lighting Switch AFS Flapper 1 Flapper 7 Start Stop

In-Vehicle Network … a complex thing

Key

Powertrain CAN (HS-CAN) Ethernet

Infotainment Systems Camera ADAS

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Product Validation - Bus Performance

“Real OEM Network Topologies, Comparison with System Simulations”

Concrete Network Topology based on standardized ECUs

– Wiring harness 1:1 comparable real use case

Real-time measurements of signal integrity across entire network

– Variation of population options (e. g. chokes) – Variation of bus termination

Analysis of system response on bus faults

– Open/ Shorted bus wires

Comparison of measurements with system simulations

Test - Topology CANH-CANL CANL CANH

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NXP connects the car!

Cars ... People ... Infrastructure

LF, UHF 802.11p 802.11p

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Secure Telematics

The core of connected Mobility

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Automotive Semiconductor solutions …

to fulfill the rising demand for connected mobility – location-based services

Location-based services . . . to find and reserve your closest battery charging spot or car sharing opportunity . . . for eCall . . . and many more use cases

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Telematics NFC Authentication

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Automotive Semiconductor solutions …

to fulfill the rising demand for connected mobility – secure payment

Smooth and secure payment, no matter which type of transport Telematics NFC Authentication

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Automotive Semiconductor solutions …

to fulfill the rising demand for connected mobility – road pricing / traffic management

Flexible road pricing concepts and traffic management based on GPS Telematics NFC Authentication The Netherlands: IBM &NXP conduct joint field trial testing GPS-based kilometer pricing Singapore: Strong involvement in Next Gen. Roadpricing Trials

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Remote car management: car finder, vehicle status & maintenance, battery health, remote route planning, fleet management . . . Two-way RF Telematics Authentication

Automotive Semiconductor solutions …

to fulfill the rising demand for connected mobility – remote car management

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Smart and connected car keys

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NFC 2-way RF Immo- bilizer

13.56 mhz 434 mhz 125 mhz Keys have evolved from single-function devices (immobilizer) to complex communication systems with various communication interfaces.

immobilizer

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Automotive Semiconductor solutions …

to fulfill the rising demand for connected mobility - personalization

Personalizing your car settings NFC Authentication

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Automotive Semiconductor solutions …

to fulfill the rising demand for connected mobility – car-to-x communication

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C2X for hazard warnings and smooth traffic flow 802.11p via Software-defined Radio Telematics Authentication

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Car-to-X Communication: Use Cases

Lars Reger, NXP

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Key challenges in car-to-x communication

Ability to „see“ through objects Reliable reception quality around high- rise buildings & fast-moving objects Cost-efficiency to enable mass deployment Low power-consumption

First automotive-ready C2X platform Conventional WiFi First automotive-ready platform NXP/Cohda

start turn stop

Test at 90 km/h highway: conventional WiFi fails with fast-moving vehicles

Conventional WiFi radios don‘t meet requirements of harsh traffic environments and can‘t achieve automotive-level reliability: Dedicated IEEE802.11p implementation required NXP technology selected for simTD field trial starting spring 2012

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But Connected Mobility . . .

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. . . requires secure protection against manipulation, hacking, fraud, and counterfeiting

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Automotive integrity & security issues…

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(H) EV Manipulation Connected Car Counterfeiting Easy access to IVN (via OBD)….

  • Immobilizer

reflashing

  • Car key replication
  • Engine tuning
  • Unpaid (optional)

feature activation, etc

Increasingly connected and

  • pen car…
  • Brings with it one
  • f the banes of the

Internet: hacking…

  • IVN security is a

precondition to Car2X (ITS) communications

Counterfeiting is not a cottage Industry!

  • Counterfeiters

don't have to cover R&D, marketing, and advertising costs.

  • Parts are looking

good but performing bad.

Regular connection to the Grid at many charging facilities.

  • Secure billing and

battery swapping

  • Safe charging
  • Protection of

expensive batteries, against theft

. . . resulting in safety risks, environmental pollution, financial damage to car owners and car makers

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“ Researchers Show How a Car’s Electronics Can Be Taken Over Remotely’’

By John Markoff, published on March 9, 2011

… Are now a reality…

“ Vehicle odometer fraud jeopardizes safety…and pocketbooks’’

published on April 19, 2011

“ Counterfeit auto parts flood China’s aftermarket’’

Namrita Chow, Shanghai on February 10, 2011

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secure access to in-vehicle networks secure financial transations (e.g. eVehicles) privacy protection in tracking applications vehicle identification in traffic and fleet management applications (electronic chassis number, license plate) remote software upgrades theft protection for vehicle parts prevention of tuning and manipulation device protection (authentication) against cloning or counterfeiting secure data container (black box, e.g. DER) secure feature activation

NXP„s security solutions for vehicles

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Contactless readers Contactless Tags & Labels Secure microcontrollers

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Future vehicles are enabled by semiconductors Key innovation areas are efficient In-Vehicle Networks and Connected Mobility 90% of automotive innovations are electronics-based Examples for recent semiconductor-based innovation:

– Telematics & Car-to-X Communication – Smart and Connected Car Keys – Automotive Ethernet – CAN-FD (flexible datarate) and Partinal Networking

…… and all need to achieve automotovie grade Quality & Robustness Furthermore: Connecting the car to the outside world also means: powerful security systems need to be in place! What it takes to securely connect the car . . .

Strong technology base and deep application insights from various disciplines – telematics, identification, broadcast reception, in-vehicle networking Strong support link with eco-system (government, legislation, universities)

Conclusion

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Thank you!