An automated test system and test method based on autosar network management
A technology for automated testing and network management, applied in the field of automated testing systems based on AUTOSAR network management, it can solve the problems of low consistency, high testing intensity, and many artificial factors, and achieve the effects of simple operation, convenient maintenance, and strong scalability.
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[0053] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples.
[0054] Such as Figure 1-4 As shown, an automated test system based on AUTOSAR network management includes a PC host, an oscilloscope, a program-controlled regulated power supply, a bus simulation acquisition tool VN1640A, a relay board, and a regulated power supply;
[0055] The three wire harnesses KL31, KL30, and KL15 of the ECU under test are respectively connected to the corresponding terminals of the relay board, and the two wire harnesses of CANH and CANL of the ECU under test are respectively connected to the oscilloscope and one CAN channel of the bus simulation acquisition tool VN1640A DB9;
[0056] DB9 of another CAN channel of the bus simulation acquisition tool VN1640A is connected to the relay board;
[0057] The positive and negative wire harnesses of the program-controlled regulated power supply are connected to the relay board, and the c...
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