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E60, E61, E63, E64, E87, E90 - HIP Module

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Installation location 

The HIP module is fitted on the right in the Car Communication Computer. It is connected to the motherboard and its processors by a ribbon cable.

Construction 

Fig 1: Identifying HIP Module Construction
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HIP MODULE CONSTRUCTION

Key Explanation Key Explanation
1 Aerial input for GPS aerial 2 Connection for ribbon cable to motherboard

How it works 

To calculate the vehicle's position (Host Independent Positioning), navigation data are computed on the following basis:

The HIP module receives Almanac data from the GPS aerial for

Almanac data are selected in the HIP module and transmitted to the navigation system. With the yaw-rate sensor in the CCC, the values for change of direction (yaw rate) of the vehicle are determined. The following values are calculated from the data: