Rearview Cameras (Off Battery)

Rearview Cameras (Off Battery) Content

Description

Rearview cameras are perhaps the most well-known camera subsystem used in advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) applications. As this feature is being offered and expected in more and more vehicles, these camera systems must offer high integration and fast data processing to enable accurate, real-time monitoring of possible hazards behind the vehicle and channeling information directly to an LCD display typically located in the cabin’s head unit. Designed to improve consumer safety and convenience, these advanced safety features also add design complexity and additional considerations for the engineer, on top of compliance with ISO26262 safety standards and EMI mitigation.

Our scalable, dependable suite of power management solutions includes power modules, step-down converters, and linear regulators. These automotive-grade parts meet stringent temperature and EMI requirements, while still simplifying system design and minimizing overall solution size.

MPS’s efficient, cost-effective product portfolio offers everything you need to power the next generation of rearview camera designs.

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Camera
Camera
Reverse Battery Protection
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Smart Switch
Smart Switch
HV Buck, Boost, or Buck-Boost
HV Buck, Boost, or Buck-Boost
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV Buck
LV LDO
LV LDO
LV Boost
LV Boost
DDR Memory Termination
DDR Memory Termination
CMOS Image Sensor 
CMOS Image Sensor 
Serializer
Serializer
SOC
SOC
MCU
MCU
CAN
CAN
Memory
Memory
Functional Safety Sequencer
Functional Safety Sequencer
HV Buck
HV Buck
Functional Safety System Monitor
Functional Safety System Monitor
PMIC
PMIC
VBATT
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1.8V/1A
1.8V/1A
2.8V/ 250mA
2.8V/ 250mA
1.2V/ 500mA
1.2V/ 500mA
1V/12A
1V/12A
1.8V/1A
1.8V/1A
1.2V/3A
1.2V/3A
5V/200mA
5V/200mA
1.1V/2A
1.1V/2A

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