Today, developing motor vehicles from the concept stage to control unit calibration is no longer conceivable without modeling and simulation. Even in the early phases of the development process, concept decisions are made that involve new degrees of freedom through the growing number of electrified solutions and the use of modern driver assistance systems. This makes simulation and model-based testing virtually indispensable in developing hardware and software for complex, interconnected motor vehicle control units. Contents: Driver Assistance | Modeling and Simulation - Transmissions | Modeling, Simulation and Control - Engines | Modeling, Simulation and Calibration - Engines | Algorithm and Software Testing | Virtual ECU and Tools | Modeling EV and HEV | Thermal Management

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Editors:Prof. Dr.-Ing. Clemens Gühmann, Dipl.-Ing. Jens Riese, Dr.-Ing. Thiess-Magnus WolterBerlin University of Technology, IAV GmbH