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Fault-Tolerant Architecture for an Actuator Concept in Highly Automated Cars
A concept for a fault-tolerant actuator architec- ture for safety-critical applications in highly automated and autonomous vehicles is introduced. Furthermore, an architectural approach regarding the steering actuator in order to respond to today’s requirements for higher automated driving levels is proposed. A fault tree analysis (FTA) and a reliability calculation is used to classify faults and to demonstrate the robustness of the architecture.