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Telematics Control Units (TCUs) are evolving from simple boxes equipped with communication functions into highly functional ECUs that handle all communications with the outside of vehicles, and even work in conjunction with autonomous driving functions.

In the fourth and last part of this E/E architecture webinar series, Murata’s Bassel Aboul Hosn, Parth Pansare, Prateek Gogte, and Verena Özdemir, explain how to overcome challenges in the development of TCU, with a specific focus on Bluetooth/WiFi and V2X modules, IMU(Inertial Measurement Unit) sensors, inductors, and capacitors.

Key topics and takeaways:

• Find out what is going on in the market and technology of TCUs
• Gain insight into how Murata’s WiFi/Bluetooth and V2X modules enhance TCUs by facilitating seamless in-vehicle and external communication while addressing thermal challenges inside the TCU through our latest resin-mold module design.
• Understand the necessity of IMU sensors in TCUs for Dead Reckoning in combination with ADAS ECUs to realize next-level ADAS.
• Discover Murata’s common mode chokes tailored for various signal interfaces, power inductors, and an extensive lineup of
• RF Inductors for different wireless communications.
• Discover how capacitors enhance the controllers’ ability to manage energy usage more efficiently, resulting in reduced losses and improved performance in mobility systems.