Articles Tagged with ''automotive''

Maxim Announces Industry’s First Remote Tuner Solution with Single Hardware Platform

Using the remote tuner solution from Maxim Integrated Products Inc., designers can significantly simplify the head unit design of a vehicle and reduce cables. The MAX2175 RF to Bits tuner within the solution eliminates the need to rework the vehicle’s hardware to support worldwide radio standards, allowing updates by simply changing the vehicle’s software.


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Skyworks' Next Generation AEC-Q100 Qualified SPDT Switch for Automotive Applications

Skyworks has unveiled the SKYA21003, a new CMOS silicon-on insulator (SOI) single pole, double throw (SPDT) switch that is targeted for automotive LTE cellular and general purpose RF applications. This next-generation product is AEC-Q100 Grade 2 Qualified with guaranteed RF performance across extended temperature limits, making it an excellent design choice for LTE cellular telematics modems, remote keyless entry devices, infotainment systems, automated toll transponders, garage door openers, GPS/navigation platforms and other wireless control solutions. 


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Anritsu Co. to Host Connected Car and Autonomous Vehicle Seminar

Anritsu Co. will host a connected car seminar for automotive professionals that will discuss technology innovations, their benefits and test requirements necessary to ensure their successful implementation in the new generation of automobiles. The Understanding the Technology Driving Connected and Autonomous Vehicles will be held at the CETECOM™ laboratories in Milpitas, Calif., December 8 and provide roadmaps on LTE-Advanced, 5G and vehicle to everything (V2X) technologies.


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NXP Quadruples Computing Power for Automotive Radar

NXP Semiconductors N.V., the world’s largest supplier of automotive semiconductors, announced a new automotive radar microcontroller (MCU), the NXP S32R27, that will deliver the features and performance required for making safe, automated driving a reality. NXP is the leading supplier of radar-based ADAS semiconductor solutions. An estimated 50 percent of all car radar modules shipped in 2016 will utilize NXP radar processing and front-end technology.


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