Advanced driver assistance systems automate aspects of the driving process, such as parking assistance, lane positioning, and collision avoidance, to enhance the safe operation of an automobile.Many ADAS systems provide warning and alerting functions using video, radar, and sonar monitoring. The more advanced systems now employ video processing algorithms and use multiple video cameras to provide even more accurate event detection and driver alerts.
Gigabit Multimedia Serial Links (GMSL) for ADAS Design Guide
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ADAS systems typically deploy multiple video cameras dispersed throughout the vehicle. Connecting the camera signal to the ADAS console requires low-cost high-speed communications links. Our 3Gbit GMSL Serializer-Deserializer (SerDes) technology provides the necessary bandwidth while offering a low cost solution. Our SerDes ICs support STP and Coax media and HDCP copy protection.
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As cameras, sensors, microprocessors, and other underlying components for ADAS applications continue to become more prevalent in next-generation vehicles, the need to precisely manage the power supplies becomes more critical. Our automotive-grade regulators, PMICs, and protectors balance power demands with power constraints while addressing EMI and small solution size requirements that play an important role in safety functions.
MAX20075Synchronous buck with integrated high-side and low-side switches delivers up to 0.6A from 3.5V to 36V input, while using only 3.5µA quiescent current at no load.
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MAX20087Dual/quad camera power protector ICs deliver up to 600mA load current to each of their four output channels.
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MAX200192.2MHz and 3.2MHz dual step-down converters with integrated high-side and low-side MOSFETs.
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MAX20014OUT1 boosts the input supply up to 8.5V at up to 750mA, while two synchronous step-down converters operate from a 3.0V to 5.5V input voltage range and provides a 0.8V to 3.8V output voltage range at up to 3A.
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MAX20076Synchronous buck with integrated high-side and low-side switches delivers up to 0.6A from 3.5V to 36V input, while using only 3.5µA quiescent current at no load.
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MAX20075Synchronous buck with integrated high-side and low-side switches delivers up to 0.6A from 3.5V to 36V input, while using only 3.5µA quiescent current at no load.
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MAX20087ASIL-grade protector delivers up to 600mA load current to each of four output channels with high-side current limit and I2C diagnostics.
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MAX20019Ultra-small, 3.5V to 17V input, dual regulators includes high-side and low-side MOSFETs and 500mV enable hysteresis.
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MAX9291/MAX9293Enables use of coax cables, reducing weight and cost of cabling in automotive infotainment.
MAX9288/MAX92903.12Gbps GMSL Deserializers for Coax or STP Input and MIPI CSI-2 Output
MAX96705With crosspoint switch and CRC protection of video and control data for ADAS.
MAX96711With line-fault detection and CRC protection of video and control data for ADAS.
| Type | ID | Title | |
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| Application Note | 5535 |
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FAQs about the Control Channel and Operation of Serializer/Deserializer Devices |
| Application Note | 5053 |
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Using 2.5Gbps SerDes with Built-In Bit-Error Rate Test Circuitry Makes Measuring Link Quality Easy |
| Application Note | 5022 |
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Application of Serializers with Camera Chips |
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