Calibration of software-driven functionality

The training ‘Calibration of software-driven functionality’ is essential for engineers in the automotive industry. It enables them to optimise the performance and efficiency of vehicles while ensuring compliance with relevant standards. Non-adapted development processes result in high costs/effort for software scope.

Application areas and calibration options: You will learn about the various applications and possibilities of calibration. These include adapting ECUs to specific vehicle models and types, and optimising engine ECUs and other vehicle systems.

Integrating calibration into the development process: You will learn how ECU calibration is integrated into the overall vehicle development process. This includes understanding the role of calibration in the concept, design, test and production phases.

Structure of an A2L file: You will understand the structure of an A2L file used to calibrate ECUs. An A2L file contains information about the storage locations and data formats of the variables and functions used in the ECU.

Relevant standards: You will become familiar with the relevant automotive industry standards that affect the calibration of ECUs. This may include standards for safety, performance, emissions and other important aspects.

By learning these skills, you can make a valuable contribution to the development and production of vehicles that are both powerful and efficient.