Vehicle system redundancy
OwnerLei Ni, Said Ediz +2inventors
InventorsLei Ni, Said Ediz, Alexander Wölfinger, Johan Hansson
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OwnerLei Ni, Said Ediz +2inventors
InventorsLei Ni, Said Ediz, Alexander Wölfinger, Johan Hansson
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A computer system comprising processing circuitry configured to handle a lighting system of a vehicle. The lighting system comprises at least two redundant component groups each comprising a respective plurality of light sources and each being powered by a respective separate power source. The processing circuitry is further configured to: obtain diagnosis data of the lighting system, which diagnosis data is indicative of a status of the at least two redundant component groups in comparison with a predeterminable safety model; and in response to the diagnosis data indicating a fault or risk of fault associated with at least a first of the at least two redundant component groups, reconfigure the lighting system to utilize at least a first of the at least two redundant component groups not associated with said fault or risk of fault.
A computer system comprising processing circuitry configured to handle a lighting system of a vehicle, the lighting system comprising at least two redundant component groups each comprising a respective plurality of light sources and each being powered by a respective separate power source, wherein the processing circuitry is further configured to:
A method for handling a lighting system of a vehicle, the lighting system comprising at least two redundant component groups each comprising a respective plurality of light sources and each being powered by a respective separate power source, the method comprising:
A lighting system of a vehicle, the lighting system comprising at least two redundant component groups each comprising a respective plurality of light sources and each being powered by a respective separate power source, wherein the at least two redundant component groups respectively comprises alternating LEDs along rows and/or columns of a LED array and/or matrix.
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