OBDII
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What is OBDII?
OBDII (On-Board Diagnostics II) is a standardized system used in most vehicles to monitor engine performance, emissions, and other crucial systems. It provides access to diagnostic data and allows mechanics and vehicle owners to identify and troubleshoot issues by reading diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs).
What other technologies are related to OBDII?
OBDII Complementary Technologies
CANape
CANape is a measurement and calibration tool often used in automotive development and testing, including applications involving OBDII data analysis and ECU calibration via CAN bus.
UDS
UDS (Unified Diagnostic Services) is a communication protocol used for automotive diagnostics, often implemented over CAN and is a standard used in OBDII implementations for advanced diagnostics.
CAN
CAN (Controller Area Network) is a communication protocol widely used in vehicles, and OBDII often uses CAN as the underlying communication bus. It is thus complementary.
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Which job functions commonly mention OBDII?
Automotive Engineer
0.4% of all Automotive Engineer jobs mention OBDII
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Sales
677 Sales jobs mention OBDII
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Software Development Engineer in Test
16 Software Development Engineer in Test jobs mention OBDII
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Test Engineer
32 Test Engineer jobs mention OBDII
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Engineer
182 Engineer jobs mention OBDII
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