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STUDENT INDUSTRIAL PROJECT REPORT
REVERSE-ENGINEERING OF AN ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTURER (OEM) DIAGNOSTIC TESTER
ROBERT BOSCH SDN BHD
NAME : MUHAMAD FARITH BIN PAUZI
MATRIX ID : 14818
PROGRAMME : MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DURATION : JANUARY 2014 AUGUST 2014
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The author would like to express immense gratitude to Mr. Lee Ping Kooi, Head of Department of
AA/SWA-TSS division for all the guidance, knowledge and useful advise that he has provided
throughout the 28 weeks of internship period in Robert Bosch Sdn. Bhd. Mr. Lees professionalism,
dedication and his spirit in Bosch is a great inspiration to the author.
The author would also like to thank his supervisor, Mr. Mogana Das, SD Technical Service officer for
providing the most of the technical knowledge and assistance throughout this internship. Mr. Moganas
unconditional guidance has taught the author about the part and parcel of the software development
process and its documentations. Furthermore his exceptional technical expertise in the automotive field is
truly helpful in making the author understands the nature and subsequently completing all the tasks.
Very special thanks to Mr. Charanjit, for providing unlimited support and information without hesitation
in many tasks. Mr. Charanjits supportive advice during internship increases the morale of the team to
work more on accomplishing task given. His expertise in automotive knowledge has been a very useful
input for the author in understanding the industry much better.
Besides that, the author would like to thank UTP supervisor, Dr Syed Ihtsham-ul-Haq Gilani. His advice
and guidance is valuable in ensuring the successful completion of the internship program in accordance
with guidelines drawn by UTP.
Last but not least, the author would like to thank his parents and family and friends for their moral and
financial support throughout the period of internship in Robert Bosch and also to express gratitude to
those who helped the author directly and indirectly to complete the Internship Program.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
VERIFICATION STATEMENT 2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.............................................................. 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS.. 4
LIST OF FIGURES.. 6
LIST OF TABLES. 7
BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO ROBERT BOSCH. 8
STUDENT INDUSTRIAL PROJECT REPORT
1. Abstract and Introduction...........................................................................................18
1.1. Objectives.. ........................................ 20
1.2. Scope of Study ........................................................................................... 20
1.3. Problem Statement.....................................................................21
1.4. Relevancy of Project. ................................................................................. 22
2. Background and Literature Review.......................................................................23
3. Methadology .............................................................................................................. 27
4. Results and Discussion .............................................................................................. 37
5. Conclusion and Recommendation .............................................................................. 44
6. Safety Training and Value of Practical Experience ................................................... 45
6.1 Lesson Learnt and Experience Gained.......................................................48
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6.2. Leadership, Team Work and Individual Activities...................................49
6.3. Business Values, Ethics and Management Skills......................................50
6.4. Problems / Challenges Faced and Solutions..............................................51
7. References..................52
8. Appendices ................................................................................................................ 53
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Bosch Automotive Products 11
Figure 2: Bosch Power Tools............................................................. 11
Figure 3: Bosch Security Camera .................................................... 11
Figure 4: Bosch Home Appliances ..11
Figure 5: Robert Bosch Sdn Bhd ..... 13
Figure 6: Directions to Robert Bosch Sdn .. 14
Figure 7: AA Division Board of Management.................................... 15
Figure 8: AA/SWA-TSS4 Organisation ............................................. 16
Figure 9: KTS 570 .......................................................................... 19
Figure 10: Bosch KTS Competitors............................................. 23
Figure 11: System Difference of CAN and LIN ................ 26
Figure 12: Reverse Engineering process Flow ....... 29
Figure 13: Tools used for Internship Project...................................... 32
Figure 14: 16-pin OBD Socket........................................................... 33
Figure 15: Location Of The 16-pin OBD Diagnostic Socket.. 33
Figure 16: Schematic diagram of traces taking................................... 34
Figure 17: Connection to local cars with 16 pin OBD-socket............. 35
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Figure 18: Schematic diagram of simulation....................................... 36
Figure 19: Simulation connection........................................................ 37
Figure 20: Step 1 Traces Taking....................................................... 38
Figure 21: Example of Traces (CAN-Line)......................................... 39
Figure 22: Step 2 Simulation............................................................ 40
Figure 23: BDX Info............................................................................ 41
Figure 24: BDX Specification............................................................. 42
Figure 25: Bosch Values...................................................................... 43
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LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: Milestones of Bosch Automotive Products............. 10
Table 2: Types of Car and Diesel Services........................................... 13
Table 3: Bosch Safety Regulations............................... 46
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Brief Introduction to Robert Bosch
Robert Bosch GmbH Core Business
Robert Bosch GmbH, a German diversified technology-based corporation which produces large scale of
automotive and industrial products, such as household appliances, automotive component, power tools,
CCTV and security system. Bosch also explores the anti-lock braking system (ABS) industry, Electronic
Stability Programme (ESP) and has become a leader in specialized fields such as traction control systems
(TCS). Besides that, BOSCH provides cutting-edged technology as well. The most renowned news
among industries is the Green Technology project the use of renewable energy such as solar energy
and wind energy, in which BOSCH is looking forward to the future.
Types of Products
Boschs core products are mainly automotive components including brakes, controls, electrical drives,
electronics, fuel systems, generators, starter motors and steering systems. There are also industrial
products such as drives and controls, packaging technology and consumer goods. Not to forget building
products such as household appliances, power tools, security systems and thermo-technology.
Below are the milestones of Bosch automotive products.
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Year Product Description
1887 Low-voltage magneto for stationary internal combustion engines
1897 Installation of an ignition device in a motor vehicle
1902 Spark plugs and high-voltage magneto ignition system
1927 Fuel injection pumps for diesel engines
1951 Gasoline injection pumps for internal combustion engines
1957 Car transistor radios
1967 Jetronic injection
