Any one know specific products that are using these? Need info to convince boss that use of these is greater than he thinks.
TIA
Fujitsu Can controllers
Jan 14, 2007
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sdd ( snipped-for-privacy@noname.com) wrote at Sunday 14. January 2007 04:04 in comp.arch.embedded:
Hi, we are using these controllers in several products (military, avionics and industrial control) since 1999. They work like a charm, if you read the manuals carefully. Also the Softune compiler that you can get free from Fujitsu works great.
Reinhardt Behm, Bodenheim, Germany, reinhardt.behm@t-online.de
http://www.eae.de
Well, these being CAN-enabled, the answer should be self-evident: they're intended for, and used in, the automotive sector. Millions a year.
Specific car brands and models if possible, please. I think the BMW z5 uses them but I don't want to take apart bosses car to prove it-although that might be best way to prove it.
I should think there's all you need here:
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John B
Any top-of-the line BMW has enough ECUs in it that you'll probably find an instance of every single automotive-qualified controller on the market in there ;-)
If your boss needs convincing, having him talk to Fuji's bosses is probably better for your job than dismantling his car.
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