Infotainment
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Vishay Introduces Advanced RGBIR Color Sensor for Automotive Systems Vishay Intertechnology has launched the AEC-Q100 qualified RGBIR color sensor, the VEML6046X00. It is compact and packed into a tiny 2.67 mm × 2.45 mm package with an ultra-slim 0.6 mm profile. This compact sensor is designed for automotive applications like display backlight control, infotainment systems, interior lighting, and heads-up displays. … |
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Hyundai Motor Selects Samsung's Exynos Auto V920 for Advanced In-Car Infotainment Systems Samsung Electronics has announced its collaboration with Hyundai Motor Company to power the next-generation in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) systems with its Exynos Auto V920 processor. This marks Samsung's entry into automotive semiconductors and solidifies its position in the automotive infotainment space. The Exynos Auto V920 is a highly… |
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New Multi-Phase Synchronous Boost Controller Regulates High-Power Class-D Amplifiers in Automotive Infotainment Systems Analog Devices, Inc. has introduced a highly efficient multi-phase synchronous boost controller that regulates high-power Class-D amplifiers in automotive infotainment systems. The new MAX25203 controller features both programmable gate drive voltage and current limit blanking time, along with accurate current balancing. This controller operates at a high switching… |
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Hybrid stAK50h System for Automotive Connectivity Molex released the stAK50h Unsealed Connection System, designed to deliver both signal and Ethernet connectivity in automotive body electronics, safety and driver assist, comfort and infotainment devices and modules.
The USCAR-2-compliant stAK50h Connection System expedites validation time for Tier One automotive… |
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Renesas R-Car E3 SoC for High-End 3D Graphics in Large Scale Display Instrument Clusters To address the increasing demand for large-scale digital instrument clusters among all class of vehicles, Renesas Electronics extends the scalable range of the R-Car family of system-on-chip (SoC) devices with the introduction of the R-Car E3 to realize high-end 3D graphics on the largest class of displays used for automotive instrument clusters – 12.3 inches, 1,920 x 720… |