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A Development of a Simulation System for Validation of Circuit Protection by Fuses for Automotive Wiring Systems
IPC-13/TE08-30

Authors

Yongmin Kim - NanoTronix Co,, Ltd.
Sungryul Hong - Seoul National University
Jinho Sung - Seoul National University
Yong Jun Lee - Hyundai Motor Company & Kia Motors Corporation
Jaehong Park - Seoul National University
Woo Young Park - NanoTronix Co,, Ltd.
Jang Don Choi - Hyundai Motor Company & Kia Motors Corporation
Jeong Ho Yoon - Hyundai Motor Company & Kia Motors Corporation
Eui Bong Kim - Hyundai Motor Company & Kia Motors Corporation

Abstract

Keywords:

Automotive wiring harness, Simulation system, Circuit protection, Database, Microsoft Windows

Abstract

In this paper, we introduce the development of a simulation system for evaluation of circuit protection by fuses; this system automatically reconstructs the circuit associated with electrical parts using the netlist created by wiring CAD tools and calculates currents and voltages not only for steady state but also for transient state with the accuracy of less than 1%. If some fuses are found not to meet appropriate protection specification, an alternative is proposed using an intelligence algorithm based on the electrical and material theories of fuses. Simulation quality is primarily determined by the quality and quantity of database. We construct a database including all the important components of electrical systems of mass production cars by analyzing their electrical characteristics. In particular, we propose the electrical models of electrical parts using their real-time measurements of operating voltage and current in a predetermined test environment. For the convenience of users and the efficient presentation of the simulation result, we construct a graphic user interface based on the Microsoft Windows® platform.

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