The Wired Interface module is a critical component within the Body Electronics & Lighting system of modern automotive electronics. It serves as a communication bridge between various vehicle body modules, such as door, trunk, and window control units, ensuring seamless data exchange and coordinated operation. This wired interface typically uses CAN (Controller Area Network) or LIN (Local Interconnect Network) protocols to enable reliable and real-time communication across the vehicle's electrical architecture.

Designed for durability and performance in harsh automotive environments, the wired interface supports functions like power window control, door lock actuation, and lighting management. It plays a key role in enhancing driver convenience, passenger comfort, and overall vehicle functionality. By enabling centralized control and monitoring, it contributes to improved system efficiency and reduced wiring complexity.

This module is widely used in passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and electric vehicles, supporting both traditional and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). Its integration with other body electronics ensures smooth operation and enhances the reliability of vehicle systems. Whether in standard or high-end models, the wired interface is essential for delivering a safe, efficient, and user-friendly driving experience.