What is the iron of the car made on?

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Misha72017-09-04 11:41:42

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Misha7, 2017-09-04 11:41:42

What hardware does the car run on? Tesla, for example, has Linux installed on what does it run? Does it have a full motherboard? How then are the sensors connected to the COM port or what?
I imagine how this could be implemented on a Raspberry for example, because there is a GPIO there, but how is the control system implemented in a real machine?
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Konstantin Tsvetkov, 2017-09-04
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in which direction to study?

Start with Industrial Computer .
And I'm posting the whole list .

What hardware can be used in a real machine.

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0r4anin, 2017-09-04
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In buses, for example, everything is extra. the equipment clings to the CAN bus ( https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controller_Area_Network ), but manufacturers adhere to standard solutions in part, inventing something of their own.

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Sergey Sakhno, 2017-09-04
@Punk_Joker

And according to your linux does not work on Raspberry?