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<item><title>Diagnostic Test Meets Simulation</title><link>https://automotive.softing.com/service/automotive-blog/standard-titel.html</link><comments>https://automotive.softing.com/service/automotive-blog/standard-titel.html#comments</comments><pubDate>Wed, 29 Jun 2022 08:30:00 +0200</pubDate><dc:creator>Marion Menacher</dc:creator><guid>https://automotive.softing.com/service/automotive-blog/standard-titel.html</guid><description>Softing TCS offers a modern diagnostic simulation consisting of the simulation hardware, a configuration application and an API for integrating the hardware into test automations. The hardware is flexibly tailored to current and future requirements due to the multicore Linux platform used. It has an OBD socket and thus provides a complete diagnostic view of a vehicle. Alternatively, CAN can also be accessed as usual via a D-SUB socket. Simulation files for different ECUs or vehicles are brought to the device via a LAN connection or USB stick.</description><enclosure
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