Diagnostic Standards
The development and introduction of new diagnostic concepts and diagnostic solutions offer significant potential to automotive OEMs and suppliers for realizing efficiency gains and quality improvement.
Growing complexity in automotive electronics can only be mastered – technically and economically – by use of nonproprietary standards, close cooperation and powerful tools.
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SOVD | ISO 17978-3
The goal of SOVD is to specify a uniform API for new systems and traditional sensor/actuator diagnostics. An important premise for the development of SOVD was the use of suitable technologies, not the invention of a new technology.
OBDonUDS | SAE J1979-2
The updated revision of the SAE J1979-2 standard (OBDonUDS) requires the use of UDS (Unified Diagnostic Services) for reading out OBD diagnostic data.
ZEVonUDS | SAE J1979-3
The SAE J1979-3 standard introduces on-board diagnostics (OBD) also for electric vehicles / Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEVs) and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs).
OBD | SAE J1979
The emission characteristics of vehicles are monitored by the legally prescribed on-board diagnostics. Each emission-relevant ECU must support the OBD diagnostic.
UDS | ISO 14229
Unified Diagnostic Service (UDS) according to the ISO 14229 standard is a protocol used by diagnostic systems to communicate with ECUs in vehicles.
ODX | ISO 22901-1
The Open Diagnostic eXchange format (ODX) is an XML-based ASAM standard for describing diagnostically relevant ECU data.
AUTOSAR DEXT
The AUTOSAR Diagnostic EXTract (DEXT format) is a supplement to the AUTOSAR System Description and offers a solution for configuring AUTOSAR-compliant diagnostic Basic Software.
