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Chassis

Alex J. Franta, Sam Richard Schutz, Nathan Graetz et al. · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2016

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Chassis

Antara Ain, Debjit Pal, Pallab Dasgupta et al. · ACM Transactions on Design Automation of Electronic Systems · 2011

Power Management Units (PMUs) are large integrated circuits consisting of many predesigned mixed-signal components. PMU integration poses a serious verification problem considering the size of the integrated circuit and the complexity of analog simulation. In this article we present an approach for automatic generation of behavioral models for PMU components from top-down skeleton models, fitted with parameter values estimated by bottom-up parameter extraction algorithms. It is shown that replacing PMU components with these autogenerated hybrid automata-based abstract behavioral models enables significant simulation speedup (> 20X on our industrial test cases) and helps in early detection of integration errors. The article also justifies the level of accuracy in our models with respect to the goal of verifying integrated PMUs. The approach presented in this work is implemented in the form of a tool suite called Chassis.

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Chassis

Indiana University Press eBooks · 2018

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Chassis

Andrea, M. H. P, Trottet, E · 1970

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Chassis

Ferkinhoff, Carl Douglas, Kovacevich, Aubrey, Graetz, Nathan et al. · Open Science Framework · 2016

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Chassis

Alex J. Franta, Sam Richard Schutz, Nathan Graetz et al. · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2016

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Chassis

Luc Fraisse · Classiques GARNIER · 2014

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Chassis

Stephen J. Redfield, Master Science, Huaping Liu et al. · 2010

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Chassis

Bethany Stich, James Amdal, Peter Webb · Advances in public policy and administration (APPA) book series · 2019

International trade requires efficient delivery between exporter and importer, usually by ocean vessels. Roughly 90% of cargo is transported in shipping containers, delivered for export by truck or rail, then received at the importer to be similarly discharged. This chapter discusses containerized trade, focusing on international chassis, the wheeled shipping container bed. The authors discuss the invention of containerization and give the historical context for US chassis provision. The chapter outlines the chassis logistical difficulties of US truckers. An overview of attempts to solve this by chassis pooling is provided. The chapter then addresses differences between chassis in the US and the rest of the world. Key chassis regulations are covered, followed by a discussion of the relation of chassis to sustainability. Antitrust issues concerning the main chassis providers and the three recently created ocean carrier alliances are covered. The authors conclude with three recommendations for improving US chassis access.

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Global Chassis Control - The Networked Chassis

Sascha Semmler, Peter Rieth, Steffen J. Linkenbach · SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series · 2006

<div class="htmlview paragraph">Global Chassis Control (GCC) from Continental Teves, a logical development of the current Electronic Stability Control (ESC), aims to ensure the best possible levels of active safety, ride quality and driving pleasure under the given driving conditions, using the available configuration of electronically controlled chassis subsystems. The system makes the vehicle easier to control in extreme situations at the same time as maximizing ride comfort and ensuring more responsive handling.</div>

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Chassis/Frames

Michael Hilgers · Commercial vehicle technology · 2023

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Chassis Handbook

Heißing, Bernd, Ersoy, Metin · Vieweg+Teubner eBooks · 2010

As vehicle technology progresses into the second decade of the 21st century, chassis technology continues to play an important role in automotive engineering education and practice. In spite of the rapid pace of chassis technology development over the past 20 years, particularly with respect to chassis electronics, no single book has yet addressed the need for a comprehensive work which combines the basics of vehicle design and dynamics with indepth information about components, systems, mechatronics, and future developments in the field of chassis technology. The goal of this handbook is to satisfy this need in an easy-to-read reference book format. This chassis technology handbook was published by the Vieweg Verlag publishing house as a completion of their renowned ATZ/MTZ automotive technical book series. In order to satisfy the educational needs of automakers, automotive suppliers, universities, and colleges, this book provides an overview of a wide range of topics with a level of detail suitable for both engineers and students. During the writing of this book, particular emphasis was placed on readability and the use of the most relevant, up-to-date information available. A large number of figures and tables are used to explain a wide variety of topics in a systematic, understandable, and clearly-arranged manner.

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CHASSIS guideline

Raspotnig, Christian, Karpati, Peter, Katta, Vikash · Bergen Open Research Archive (BORA) (University of Bergen) · 2012

The Combined Harm Assessment for Safety and Security of Information Systems is a method for performing safety and security requirements elicitation. This document describes the guideline for applying the method.

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Chassis Connection.

Robinson, Robert F. · The Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas) · 1920

Patent for improvements on chassis connections for fastening a truck body sill on a chassis without boring a hole or weakening the will, while making the connection easier to make as well as more quickly; includes illustrations.

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Chassis pourri

Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew)

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Chassis multiplexeur

Cros, B · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 1978

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