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E65 Bus Systems
Functional Description
Data Transport
MOST currently offers a band-width of 22.5 Mbits/s . In the next generation, the band-width
will be increased to 50 and then later to 150 Mbits/s (as of approx. 2002).
In order to meet the different requirements of the applications regarding data transport,
each MOST message is divided into three parts:
• Control data
• Asynchronous data: e.g. navigation system, arrow
representation
• Synchronous data: e.g. audio, video signals
The control data controls the functions and devices in the network. The information can be
compared to CAN bus data.
The control data has a band-width of 700 Kbit/s. That corresponds to around
2700
mes-
sages per second.
For the data transmission of synchronous and/or asynchronous data, there is a total of 60
bytes. The limit is variable: e.g. 20 bytes of synchronous data and 40 bytes of asynchro-
nous data.
A message over the MOST
Control Data
Control Data
700 kB/s
2700 S/S
CAN bus
Asynchronous
Data
e.g Navigation (arrow
display)
Synchronous data
Audio
Video
Data Transport on the MOST
Different data is “packaged”
and then sent as one mes-
sage to be “unwrapped” by
next device on the MOST
ring.
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