Explore automotive LED exterior lighting design challenges, requirements, and solutions using Texas Instruments' advanced LED drivers like TPS9261x-Q1, TPS9263x-Q1, and TPS929120-Q1. Covers thermal management, EMI/EMC, case studies, and topology selection.
This reference design guide details the TIDA-050035, a scalable 2-megapixel automotive camera module featuring a 4-Gbps serializer and a power management IC (PMIC) for ADAS applications. It covers design considerations, power supply, testing, and PCB layout.
This reference design provides a compact and scalable camera module for automotive driver monitoring systems (DMS) and other vision applications. It combines a 2-megapixel (2 MP) imager with a 4-Gbps serializer and four-channel power management integrated circuit (PMIC).
User guide for the TPS3704Q1EVM evaluation module, detailing its use as a reference design for the TPS3704x-Q1 voltage supervisor. Includes EVM schematic, bill of materials, layout, setup, and operation instructions.
A detailed user's guide from Texas Instruments for integrating TPS6594-Q1 Power Management ICs (PMICs) with DRA829V and TDA4VM processors. Covers NVM settings, state transitions, power sequencing, and functional safety features for automotive applications.
A comprehensive guide from Texas Instruments detailing solutions and components for automotive infotainment systems, covering audio, processors, connectivity, power management, haptics, and reference designs.
Datasheet for the Texas Instruments TPL5010-Q1, an AEC-Q100 qualified nano-power system timer with a watchdog function. Ideal for low-power, battery-operated automotive applications, offering selectable time intervals and ultra-low current consumption.
The Texas Instruments TPL5010-Q1 is an ultra-low-power system timer with integrated watchdog functionality, specifically designed for automotive applications and qualified to the AEC-Q100 standard. This device offers minimal current consumption (35 nA typical), a wide operating voltage range (1.8 V to 5.5 V), and programmable timing intervals from 100 ms to 7200 s, making it ideal for battery-powered systems requiring reliable wake-up and monitoring.