MOST networking technology used within Mercedes-Benz infotainment system
SMSC
Media Oriented Systems Transport (MOST) networking technology
SMSC has announced that its Media Oriented Systems Transport (MOST) networking technology has been selected for use within the infotainment system for Daimler’s new Mercedes-Benz M-Class model.
Dominating the centre of the instrument panel is the large colour screen, which is used for infotainment, navigation and communication.
Key points on product application
- MOST technology is used for connecting a range of infotainment devices within the SUV
- Enables the networking of feature-rich infotainment systems in automobiles
- Provides the means to distribute multimedia entertainment functions among the various control devices around the car
- CD or DVD changer, radio, GPS navigation, mobile telephone and digital media-interfaces can supply signals to the ring network
- The signals are sent digitally and static free to the amplifier and monitors
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