Hyundai Kia Motors Uses Virtual Instrumentation to Develop Next Generation Test and Power Systems
Author(s):
Keum Jin Park - Hyundai Kia Motors
Hyuk Joon Lee - Hyundai Kia Motors
Industry:
Automotive
Products:
DIAdem, PXI/CompactPCI, LabVIEW
The Challenge:
Designing customized test systems and powerful data acquisition for automotive applications.
The Solution:
Using NI software and hardware to develop these systems with greater effinciency and reliability.
"Analog signal measurement, CAN communication, and accurate counter/timer solutions are critical for solving advanced automotive research, development, and test application challenges. Using the traditional method, it was very challenging to integrate different types of devices from various vendors. However, after adopting the PXI platform powered by National Instruments LabVIEW, it was possible to create a customized test system that integrated all of our test needs into one unified system. The adoption greatly increased the efficiency in building a new test system."
Hyuk Joon Lee, Senior Research Engineer, Hyundai Kia Motors,
"DIAdem was the perfect software application to solve our complicated automotive questions. DIAdem offers important mathematical and statistical functions suitable to tackle various automotive application challenges. Using DIAdem, we built professional and very visual analysis reports for various hybrid tests. We are particularly impressed with its capability to synchronize various raw/calculated signals of discrepant sampling rates and its auto scripting ability that records users’ actions and automatically generates reusable programming code. Ultimately, we learned the detailed characteristics of the hybrid vehicles using DIAdem."
Keum
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