The document discusses the advantages of a Body Computer Module (BCM) which includes cost reduction, flexible use across vehicle classes, and easy integration of new functions. It also describes the technical features and functions of the BCM including inputs, outputs, communication capabilities, and software development process.
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The document discusses the advantages of a Body Computer Module (BCM) which includes cost reduction, flexible use across vehicle classes, and easy integration of new functions. It also describes the technical features and functions of the BCM including inputs, outputs, communication capabilities, and software development process.
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Bosch Engineering
Body Computer Module (BCM)
Advantages and Customer Benet In a constantly growing world of comfort and body electronics, higher safety standards and an increasing number of vehicle variants and congurations, a BCM oers several advantages: Cost reduction through conguration and variant coding, optimized harness design and shorter development time Flexible use of a standard platform hardware in dierent vehicle classes Easy integration of surplus values with existing components (coming home, leaving home, comfort blinking, etc.) Compliance with latest safety standards (ISO26262) through diagnosis, redundancy, plausibility control and emergency programs Body Computer Module (BCM) Flexible platform to control comfort and body functions. Powerful digital core, large I/O capabilities and modular software design. Standard function library Easy implementation of new functions and applications. Diagnosis and emergency operation modes ensure full ISO26262 compliance.
BOSCH o-the-shelf production hardware with fully customized software. Body Electronics Market Growth Time Complexity Bosch Engineering GmbH Postfach 1350 74003 Heilbronn Germany Ansprechpartner: Alexander Leuze Tel: +49 (7062) 911-7680 alexander.leuze@de.bosch.com www.bosch-engineering.com Printed in Germany 292000P0RU-C/CCA-201106-En Software development highlights Model based function development (Matlab/Simulink) with library for standard functions Component support (I/O driver adaption) Modular architecture Possibility of third party SW integration Test, release and delivery to plant UDS diagnosis service and error stack Additional services E/E-Architecture design and integration Communication bus layout Vehicle integration assessment Typical Functions and Features Interior light Exterior light Central locking Wiper / washer / demister Horn and anti-theft Seat heater Add-On possibilities Electrical power and energy management Start/Stop algorithm Intelligent generator control Communication gateway and network management Additional lighting Customer specic function development or third party library integration Bosch Engineering | Body Control Module All rights at Bosch Engineering GmbH, also in the event of applications for industrial property rights. All right of disposal such as copying and redistribution rights with us. Technical features Mechanical Size [mm] 200 x 182 x 22 Weight [grams] <400 Operating Temperature 40C +70C Communication CAN [high-speed] up to 4 LIN up to 6 RF Transceiver [UHF]
1 with 315/434 MHz internal and external antenna option Ports Input [analog] 10 Input [digital] 40 Output [low side] 9 [0.2A 5A] Output [high side] 58 [0.2A 30A] Output [half bridge] 11 [5A 8A] Miscellaneous Harness Connector Available (Tyco) Electrical Operating voltage 9V 15V Short circuit and reverse battery protection All inputs and outputs Water protected installation Interior only, IP5K0 Quiescent current Typ. 1200 2000 A