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100BASE-T1 Ethernet: the evolution of automotive networking

April 5, 2018

Automotive electrical systems continue to increase in complexity, with a growing number of electronic control units (ECUs) implemented in vehicles. These ECUs are sharing real-time data on a much broader level, thus increasing the demand for network bandwidth. Although Ethernet is a popular long-standing communication protocol for commercial and industrial applications, it was not widely adopted in the automotive industry until the advent of 100BASE-T1.

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