Automotive Infotainment Guide

Automotive
Infotainment Guide
www.ti.com/automotive 2016
Automotive infotainment guide
Table of contents and introduction
Texas Instruments’ commitment

to automotive Table of contents
Texas Instruments (TI) is committed
Introduction 2
to providing innovative automotive
technologies that are accelerating Off vehicle battery power
the driving experience. With deep Design considerations 3
understanding and expertise in analog Component recommendations 3
and embedded processing, Texas
Instruments provides a rich portfolio Vehicle interface
for the automotive industry. TI is Design considerations 6
committed to providing superior Component recommendations 6
solutions to the automotive market
along with benchmark service in terms Applications processor
of excellent product documentation, Design considerations 10
on-time delivery and conformance Component recommendations 10
to specifications. TI makes it possible
Integrated display and remote display
to achieve the quality, reliability and
Integrated display design considerations 14
performance goals needed to succeed
Remote display design considerations 14
in today’s marketplace.
Component recommendations 15
Automotive qualified products (Q1) Tuner/amplifier

TI’s automotive qualified products are Design considerations 17
indicated by the Q1 suffix. The Q1 Component recommendations 17
indicates that a product has met TI’s
Media interface and remote media interface
stringent automotive standards and
Media interface design considerations 21
includes:
Remote media design considerations 21
• 180-day product change notification
from final notice Component recommendations 22
• Extended temperature qualification HMI and gesturing
• Automotive documentation service Design considerations 24
• Target zero defects
Camera interface
Design considerations 25
Tell-tale LEDs, ambient backlighting, chimes and handsfree

Design considerations 26
Other devices for automotive

TI designs
Reference designs for infotainment 29
Resources
See all of TI’s automotive solutions Product information centers 31
at www.ti.com/automotive.
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Off vehicle battery power
Design considerations and component recommendations
Vehicle battery power defines the subsystem directly connected to the vehicle’s Design considerations
battery. These subsystems can be stand alone, in the form of a voltage • Devices connected to the vehicle
conditioning module (VCM), voltage stability module (VSM) or incorporated into battery rail need to have an input
a larger system such as a head unit or cluster. The VCM or VSM subsystem voltage of 36 volts or greater or
must provide reverse battery protection for the subsystems it powers, be able support load dump conditions.
to survive load dump conditions and ultimately pass CISPR-25 radiated and Minimum input voltages down to
conducted emissions. 4.5 V for start-stop and 3 V for
cold-crank may need to be supported
Vbat
by incorporating a boost converter/
+ - Pre- controller. Typical outputs of these
Input Boost 3.3 V to LV System Power
Wide VIN
S D (Start Stop) Buck
systems are 3.3 V and 5 V rails.
5 V to LV System Power
G • Switching power devices require
Full Range: 3 V-42 V Reverse greater than 2 MHz or less than 550
Normal Operation: 6 V-18 V Battery
Protection Wide VIN kHz switching frequencies to avoid
Switched VBAT
Switch AM band interference. Less than
550 kHz switching regulators need
external clock synchronization to shift
Wide VIN
On Ignition Power to the second harmonic out of the tuned
Low Iq
Vehicle Interface
LDO AM frequency.
• Low quiescent and very low
shutdown currents are advantageous,
allowing the devices to be powered in
Component recommendations standby or accessory mode.
Wide Vin boost
Vin Vin Max Switching Quiescent Shutdown Ambient Ambient Survives
min max Vout Sync/ current Fsw current current temp range temp range load
Device (V) (V) (V) async (A) range (typ) (mA) (max) (mA) (°C) (°C) dump Differentiating features
LM3478Q-Q1 2.97 40 500 Async 1 1000kHz 2.7 10 -40 to 125 125 3 Boost, flyback, SEPIC
LM3488Q-Q1 2.97 40 500 Async 1 1000kHz 2.7 10 -40 to 125 125 3 Boost, flyback, SEPIC
LM3481-Q1 2.97 48 500 Async 1 1000kHz 3.7 10 -40 to 125 125 3 Boost, flyback, SEPIC
LM27313-Q1 2.7 14 28 Async 1.25 1600kHz 2.1 <1 -40 to 125 125 — Regulator, ease of use
80kHz to Output voltage supervisor,
TPS55332-Q1 1.5 60 50 Async 5.7 4.2 4 -40 to 125 -40 to 150 3
2.2MHz frequency sync enable
Wide Vin buck-boost

Switching Quiecent
Vin min Vin max Output Output frequency current (typ) Ambient temp
Device (V) (V) voltage (V) current (A) (kHz) (mA) range (°C) Differentiating features
TPIC74100-Q1 1.5 40 5 1 440 100 -40 to 125 Enable, power good, EMI features
TPIC74101-Q1 1.5 40 5 1 380 100 -40 to 125 Enable, power good, EMI features
TPS55065-Q1 1.5 40 5 0.5 440 100 -40 to 125 Enable, power good, EMI features
Wide Vin buck controllers

Vin min Vin max Fsw (typ) Ambient temp Survives load
Device (V) (V) Max Iout (kHz) F sync in range (°C) dump Differentiating features
TPS40200-Q1 4.5 52 Controller 35 to 500 3 -40 to 125 3 External synchronization
TPS40050/1-Q1 8 40 Controller 100 to 1000 3 -40 to 125 3 Enable, frequency sync, synchronous rectification
Adjustable current limit, enable, frequency sync, power good,
TPS40170-Q1 4.5 60 Controller 100 to 600 3 -40 to 125 3
pre-bias start-up, synchronous rectification, tracking
Reverse battery protection

Vin min Vin max Response Ambient temp Survives
Device (V) (V) # of channels time Ext. FET Package range (°C) load dump Differentiating features
LM74610-Q1 0.55 42 1 2 µs n-Channel 8VSSOP -40 to 125 3 Zero Iq, low reverse leakage
LM74670-Q1 0.55 100 1 2 µs n-Channel 8VSSOP -40 to 125 3 Zero Iq, low reverse leakage
LM5050-1-Q1 5 75 1 50 ns n-Channel SOT-6 -40 to 125 3 50ns reverse polarity response time
LM5060-Q1 5.5 65 1 ext.parts n-Channel VSSOP-10 -40 to 125 3 Undervoltage, overvoltage, overcurrent shutdown
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Component recommendations
Wide Vin buck converters

Shutdown
Vin Vin Max Output Quiescent current Ambient Survives
min max Vout Sync/ current Fsw current (max) temp load
Device (V) (V) (V) async (A) range (typ) (µA) (µA) range (°C) dump Differentiating features Package size
HTSSOP16
LM26001-Q1 3 38 35 Async 1.5 500kHz 40 10 -40 to 125 3 Sync, low Iq
5x4.4mm
HTSSOP16
LM26003-Q1 3 38 35 Async 3.0 500kHz 40 10 -40 to 125 3 Sync, low Iq
5x4.4mm
0.65/
LM53600/01-Q1 3.5 36 10 Sync 2.1MHz 22 3 -40 to 125 3 Spread spectrum, wettable flanks, small 3x3mm VSON
1.0
2.0/ TSSOP16
LM53602/03-Q1 3.5 36 10 Sync 2.1MHz 25 3 -40 to 125 3 Fully synchronous
3.0 5x4.4mm
4x5mm VSON
LM53625-Q1 3.5 36 10 Sync 2.5 2.1MHz 15 3 -40 to 125 3 Spread spectrum, wettable flanks, high power
FCOL
4x5mm VSON
LM53635-Q1 3.5 36 10 Sync 3.5 2.1MHz 15 3 -40 to 125 3 Spread spectrum, wettable flanks, high power
FCOL
TPS54061-Q1 4.7 60 58 Sync 0.2 2.5MHz 90 1.4 -40 to 125 3 Wettable flanks, sync SON8 3x3mm
100kHz- MSOP10 3x3mm
TPS57040-Q1 3.5 42 41 Async 0.5 116 1.3 -40 to 125 3 Power good, tracking, syncs to ext. clock
2.5MHz VSON10 3x3mm
2.5MHz VSON10 3x3mm
2.5MHz VSON10 3x3mm
2.5MHz VSON10 3x3mm
2.5MHz VSON10 3x3mm
TPS54340-Q1 4.5 42 41 Async 3.5 2.5MHz 146 2 -40 to 125 3 Syncs to ext. clock SOIC8
TPS54560-Q1 4.5 60 58 Async 5 2.5MHz 146 2 -40 to 125 3 High power SOIC8
TPS54540-Q1 4.5 42 41 Async 5 2.5MHz 146 2 -40 to 125 3 High power SOIC8
200kHz- TSSOP16
LM43600-Q1 3.5 36 28 Sync 0.5 25 3 -40 to 125 3 Adjustable soft-start and frequency, SYNC pin
2.1MHz 5.1x6.6mm
200kHz- TSSOP16
LM43601-Q1 3.5 36 28 Sync 1 25 3 -40 to 125 3 Adjustable soft-start and frequency, SYNC pin
2.1MHz 5.1x6.6mm
200kHz- TSSOP16
2.1MHz 5.1x6.6mm
200kHz- TSSOP16
2.1MHz 5.1x6.6mm
200kHz- TSSOP16
2.1MHz 5.1x6.6mm
200kHz- TSSOP16
2.1MHz 5.1x6.6mm
200kHz- TSSOP16
2.1MHz 5.1x6.6mm
LMR16006Y-Q1 4 40 30 Async 0.6 2.1MHz 28 3 -40 to 125 3 Internal comp, tiny TSOT6 2.9x1.6mm
200kHz- Adjustable soft-start and frequency, SYNC pin, SOIC8 4.89 x
LMR14020-Q1 4 40 36 Async 2 40 3 -40 to 125 3
2.5MHz SOIC8 3.90mm
LMR14030-Q1 4 40 36 Async 3.5 40 3 -40 to 125 3
2.5MHz SOIC8 3.90mm
LMR14050-Q1 4 40 36 Async 5.0 40 3 -40 to 125 3
2.5MHz SOIC8 3.90mm

Wide Vin multirail supplies

Vin Vin Rail F Ambient Junction
min max currents Fsw (typ) sync temp range temp range
Device (V) (V) Rails (A) (kHz) in Interface (°C) (°C) Differentiating features Package
100 to
TPS65320C-Q1 3.6 40 Buck / LDO 3.2 / 0.3 3 — -40 to 125 -40 to 150 Eco-mode, enable, power good, UVLO 14HTSSOP
2500
100 to
TPS65321-Q1 3.6 36 Buck / LDO 3.2 / 0.3 3 — -40 to 125 -40 to 150 Eco-mode, enable, power good, UVLO 14HTSSOP
2500
Supports cold-crank/start-stop, enable, power
TPS43330/30A/ Pre-boost contr.
2.0 60 Controller 150 to 600 3 — -40 to 125 -40 to 150 good, synchronous rectification, low Iq, spread 38HTSSOP
32/33/35/36/37-Q1 / 2x buck contr.
spectrum (32/36)
DC/DC buck
contr./ 2x DC/ Controller/ 490/2450/
TPS65311-Q1 3.0 40 — SPI -40 to 125 -40 to 150 Functional safety (for ASIL B) 56VQFN
DC buck/ DC/DC 2x2/ 1/350 2450
boost/ LDO
Enable, power good, synchronous rectification,
TPS43350/1-Q1 4.0 60 2x buck contr. Controller 150 to 600 3 — -40 to 125 -40 to 150 38HTSSOP
spread spectrum (51)
2x buck contr. / Controller/ Enable, power good, synchronous rectification,
TPS43340-Q1 4.0 40 150 to 600 3 — -40 to 125 -40 to 150 48HTQFP
buck / LDO 2 / 0.3 low Iq, spread spectrum (32/36)
2x buck contr. / Controller / Enable, I2C control, power good, synchronous
TPS43331-Q1 5.0 40 150 to 400 3 I2C -40 to 125 -40 to 150 38HTSSOP
2x LDO 0.65 / 0.3 rectification
Preview devices are listed in bold teal.
High side switch – wide Vin
Nominal Nominal
Rdson per load current Load Output
channel per channel dump clamp Standby
Device Ch# (25°C) (A) (V) (Vds) Iq (µA) Currrent sense accuracy Program current limit Package
TPS1H100-Q1 1 80mΩ 4 48 50 ~ 70 0.5 ±30mA @ 1A; ±4mA @ 5mA ±20% ≥ 500mA HTSSOP14
TPS2H160-Q1 2 160mΩ 1.8 48 50 ~ 70 0.5 ±15mA @ 500mA; ±3mA @ 5mA ±20% ≥ 250mA HTSSOP16
TPS2H000-Q1 2 1Ω 0.5 48 50 ~ 70 0.5 ±1.5mA @ 50mA; ±0.5mA @ 1mA ±20% ≥ 50mA HTSSOP16
TPS4H160-Q1 4 160mΩ 1.5 48 50 ~ 70 0.5 ±15mA @ 500mA; ±3mA @ 5mA ±20% ≥ 250mA HTSSOP28
TPS4H000-Q1 4 1Ω 0.5 48 50 ~ 70 0.5 ±1.5mA @ 50mA; ±0.5mA @ 1mA ±20% ≥ 50mA HTSSOP20

Vehicle interface
Vehicle interface defines the subsystem that communicates to the vehicle bus Design considerations
through one or more controller area network (CAN) interfaces. The heart of this • The VIP needs to be instantly on when
subsystem is a vehicle interface processor (VIP). The role of this subsystem is the vehicle is provided power and able
to start the enabling of support power devices as well as boot-up of the to respond to targeted CAN messages.
applications processor. After the boot up of the system, the vehicle interface As this condition can occur when the
subsystem is responsible for monitoring the health of the system, typically vehicle is not started, there is a tight
monitoring temperature, voltage levels and at times, the current draw. requirement of the vehicle interface to
have very low standby currents, as low
5V 3.3 V
as 100’s of µAs.
On Ignition Power from Low VIN
Voltage Conditioning Module LDO
System Voltage Rails

Real Time
Clock
CAN Bus
ESD
CAN
Vehicle
Interface
Processor
LIN Bus 8+ Channels
ESD
LIN
10b/12b
SAR
Temp
I2C/Analog Sensor
REF
Voltage Rail Monitor
Level SPI/I2C/GPIO
Translator Applications Processor
ADCs and DACs
Vin min Vin max Input
Device (V) (V) range (V) Resolution Output settling time (µS) # of channels Processor interface Temp range (°C) Package
DACs
DAC101S101-Q1 2.7 5.5 0 to 5.5 10 8 1 SPI -40 to 125 6SOT
DAC5311-Q1 2 5.5 0 to 5.5 8 6 1 SPI -40 to 125 6SC70
DAC8551-Q1 3.2 5.5 0 to 5.5 16 8 1 SPI -40 to 125 8VSSOP
Vin min Vin max Input
Device (V) (V) range (V) Resolution Sample rate (kSPS) # of channels Processor interface Temp range (°C) Package
ADCs
6SOT-23,
ADC121C021-Q1 2.7 5.5 0 to 5.5 12 189 1 I2C -40 to 150 VSSOP(8)
ADC121S101-Q1 2.7 5.25 0 to 5.25 12 1000 1 SPI -40 to 125 6SOT-23
ADC128S052-Q1 2.7 5.25 0 to 5.25 12 500 8 SPI -40 to 150 16TSSOP
ADS1000-Q1 2.7 5.5 0 to 5.5 12 0.128 1 I2C -40 to 125 6SOT-23
ADS1015-Q1 2 5.5 0 to 5.5 12 3.3 4 I2C -40 to 150 VSSOP(10)
ADS1115-Q1 2 5.5 0 to 5.5 16 0.86 4 I2C -40 to 150 VSSOP(10)
ADS7841-Q1 2.7 5.25 0 to 5.25 12 200 4 SPI -40 to 125 16TSSOP
20SOIC,
TLV2553-Q1 2.7 5.5 0 to 5.5 12 200 11 SPI -40 to 150 20TSSOP

Vehicle interface
Op amps and comparators

Vin
Vin min max # of Rail to Temp range
Device (V) (V) channels rail I/O Gain BW (°C) Differentiating features Package
Op amps
OPA1662-Q1 3 36 2 Out 22 -40 to 85 Audio amplifier, low THD+N @ 1kHz SOIC, VSSOP
OPA171-Q1 2.7 36 1 Out 3 -40 to 125 EMI hardened, high CMRR of 104dB SOT-23
OPA2171-Q1 2.7 36 2 Out 3 -40 to 125 EMI hardened, high CMRR of 104dB SOIC, VSSOP
OPA2333-Q1 1.8 5.5 2 I/O 0.35 -40 to 125 EMI hardened, zero drift SOIC, VSSOP
OPA2348-Q1 2.1 5.5 2 I/O 1 -40 to 125 Very low bias current of 0.5pA SOIC
OPA2354A-Q1 2.5 5.5 2 I/O 250 -40 to 125 High bandwidth, fast slew rate VSSOP
OPA2365-Q1 2.5 5.5 2 Out 450 -40 to 125 Zero crossover, high bandwidth, fast settling time, very low THD+N SOT-23
OPA2376-Q1 2.2 5.5 2 I/O 5.5 -40 to 125 EMI hardened SOIC
OPA333-Q1 1.8 5.5 1 I/O 0.35 -40 to 125 EMI hardened, zero drift SOIC
SOIC,
OPA348-Q1 2.1 5.5 1 I/O 1 -40 to 125 Very low bias current of 0.5pA SOT-23
OPA354A-Q1 2.5 5.5 1 I/O 250 -40 to 125 High bandwidth, fast slew rate SOT-23
OPA356-Q1 2.5 5.5 1 Out 450 -40 to 125 High bandwidth SOT-23
OPA361-Q1 2.5 3.6 1 Out 9 -40 to 125 Video gain amplifier, internal gain SC70
OPA365-Q1 2.2 5.5 1 I/O 50 -40 to 125 Zero crossover, high bandwidth, fast settling time, low THD+N @ 1kHz SOT-23
OPA376-Q1 2.2 5.5 1 I/O 5.5 -40 to 125 EMI hardened SOIC
OPA4171-Q1 2.7 36 4 Out 3 -40 to 125 EMI hardened, high CMRR of 104dB SOIC, TSSOP
OPA4348-Q1 2.1 5.5 4 I/O 1 -40 to 125 Very low bias current of 0.5pA TSSOP
OPA4354-Q1 2.5 5.5 4 I/O 250 -40 to 125 High bandwidth, fast slew rate TSSOP
TLC2272-Q1 4.4 16 2 Out 2.18 -40 to 125 High cload drive SOIC, TSSOP
TLC2274-Q1 4.4 16 4 Out 2.18 -40 to 125 High cload drive SOIC, TSSOP
Low supply current of 550 µA per channel, low bias current of 1 pA, small SOIC,
TLV271-Q1 2.7 16 1 Out 3 -40 to 125 packaging SOT-23
TLV272-Q1 2.7 16 2 Out 3 -40 to 125 Low supply current of 550 µA per channel, low bias current of 1 pA SOIC
SOIC
TLV274-Q1 2.7 16 4 Out 3 -40 to 125 Low supply current of 550 µA per channel, low bias current of 1 pA TSSOP
Low supply current of 550 µA per channel, low bias current of 1 pA, small SOIC
TLV2371-Q1 2.7 16 1 I/O 3 -40 to 125 packaging SOT-23
TLV2372-Q1 2.7 16 2 I/O 3 -40 to 125 Low supply current of 550 µA per channel, low bias current of 1 pA SOIC
SOIC
TLV2374-Q1 2.7 16 4 I/O 3 -40 to 125 Low supply current of 550 µA per channel, low bias current of 1 pA TSSOP
SOIC,
TLV2462-Q1 2.7 6 2 I/O 6.4 -40 to 125 Low noise and high output suited for audio applications TSSOP,
VSSOP
LM218-Q1 10 40 1 – 15 -40 to 85 High Vcc and slew rate SOIC
TL972-Q1 2.7 12 2 Out 12 -40 to 125 High GBW SOIC, TSSOP
HTSSOP,
ALM2402-Q1 5 16 2 Out 0.6 -40 to 125 High output current SON
LM2904-Q1 3 26 2 In to V- 0.7 -40 to 125 Industry standard SOIC, TSSOP
TL971-Q1 2.7 12 1 Out 12 -40 to 125 High GBW SOIC
TL974-Q1 2.7 12 4 Out 12 -40 to 125 High GBW TSSOP
RC4580-Q1 4 32 2 – 12 -40 to 125 Low noise and high slew rate SOIC, TSSOP
LM2902-Q1 3 26 4 In to V- 1.2 -40 to 125 Industry standard SOIC, TSSOP
In to V-,
LMV344-Q1 2.5 5.5 4 1 -40 to 85 Low voltage and low offset TSSOP
Out
-40 to 125,
TL082-Q1 7 36 2 In to V+ 3 Low input bias and high slew rate SOIC
-40 to 85
TL3472-Q1 4 36 2 In to V- 4 -40 to 125 Low noise and high slew rate SOIC
TS321-Q1 3 30 1 In to V- 0.8 -40 to 125 Industry standard SOT-23
In to V-, SC70,
LMV341-Q1 2.5 5.5 1 1 -40 to 125 Low voltage and low offset
Out SOT-23

Vehicle interface
CAN
Device Supply voltages (V) Low power mode Package (pin count) Differentiating features
HVDA551-Q1 4.68 to 5.33 3 SOIC (8 pin) Adaptable I/O voltage range
HVDA553-Q1 4.68 to 5.33 3 SOIC (8 pin) Split voltage source
SN65HVDA1040A-Q1 4.75 to 5.25 – SOIC (8 Pin), VSON (12 pin) High speed, bus wake up, split voltage source
HVDA1050A-Q1 4.75 to 5.25 – SOIC (8 pin) High speed, silent mode
HVDA540-5-Q1 4.68 to 5.33 3 SOIC (8 pin) Standby mode
HVDA541-5-Q1 4.68 to 5.33 3 SOIC (8 pin) Standby mode, bus wake up
HVDA542-5-Q1 4.68 to 5.33 – SOIC (8 pin) Silent mode, bus wake up
HVDA540-Q1 4.68 to 5.33 3 SOIC (8 pin) Standby mode, adjustable I/O voltage
HVDA541-Q1 4.68 to 5.33 3 SOIC (8 pin) Standby mode, bus wake up, adjustable I/O
HVDA542-Q1 4.68 to 5.33 – SOIC (8 pin) Silent mode, adjustable I/O voltage
Standby mode, bus wake up, H: ±70, no H: ±58, G: 5MBPS, no G: 2MBPS
TCAN1042xxx-Q1 4.5 to 5.5 3 SOIC (8 pin)
V: 3.3V IO level shifting, no G: no connect
Standby mode, adjustable I/O voltage, H: ±70, no H: ±58, G: 5MBPS,
TCAN1051xxx-Q1 4.5 to 5.5 – SOIC (8 pin) no G: 2MBPS,V: 3.3V IO level shifting, no G: no connect
LIN
Device
LIN bus Dominant supply
External wake- state voltage Compatible Package
wake-up up time-out range with I/O (pin
Device Spec referenced pin capable protection (V) voltages (V) count) Differentiating features
Operating voltage down to 5V, wake source
Lin 2.0, LIN2.1, LIN2.2, LIN2.2A, SOIC (8
SN65HVDA100-Q1 3 3 3 5-27 3.3, 5 recognition on TXD, remote and local wake
MOST ECL, K-Line ISO9141, J2602 pin) request
Lin 2.0, LIN2.1, LIN2.2, LIN2.2A, SOIC (8 ±40V fault protection on LIN pin
SN65HVDA195-Q1 3 3 – 5-27 3.3, 5
MOST ECL, K-Line ISO9141, J2602 pin) remote and local wake request
Lin 2.0, Lin 2.0, LIN2.1, LIN2.2, SOIC (8 ±40V fault protection on LIN pin
TPIC1021A-Q1 3 3 3 5-27 3.3, 5
LIN2.2A, J2602 pin) remote and local wake request
Vrefs
Iout/
Max temperature Min Iz Iz (max) Shutdown Ambient temp Differentiating
Device Vout (V) Initial accuracy (%) coefficient (ppm/C) (µA) (mA) Iq (max) Package range (°C) features
2.048; 2.5; A/B: -40 to 85
A: 0.1; B: 0.2; A/B/C: 100
LM4040-N-Q1 4.096; 60 15 N/A 3SOT-23 C/D/E: -40 to N/A
C: 0.5; D: 1; E: 2 D/E: 150
5; 8.192; 10 125
LM4041-N-Q1 1.2 C: 0.5; D: 1; E: 2 C: 100: D/E: 150 60 12 N/A 3SOT-23 -40 to 125 N/A
2.048; 2.5;
LM4050-N-Q1 4.096; A: 0.1; B: 0.2; C: 0.5 50 60 15 N/A 3SOT-23 -40 to 125 N/A
5; 8.192; 10
1.8; 2.048; Enable pin to
A: 75; B: 75; C: 100; D:
LM4128-Q1 2.5; 3; A: 0.1; B: 0.2; C: 0.5; D: 1 60 20 7µA 5SOT-23 -40 to 125 achieve
100
3.3; 4.096 7 µA max Iq
Analog switches and mux / demux

Vin min Vin max # of Temp range
Device (V) (V) RDSon channels (°C) Differentiating features Package
CD4051B-Q1 0 20 125 1 -40 to 125 1:08 PWR SOIC
CD4053B-Q1 0 20 125 3 -40 to 125 1:02 PWR SOIC
CD4066-Q1 +/-7.5 +/-7.5 125 4 -40 to 125 Reduces output transients, low leakage, high input impedance, low crosstalk SOIC
CD74HC4051-Q1 +/-5 +/-5 70/40 1 -40 to 125 Low crosstalk, fast switching, break before make, 1:8 Mux PWR SOIC

Vehicle interface
Analog switches (cont.)
Vin min Vin max # of Temp range
Device (V) (V) RDSon channels (°C) Differentiating features Package
CD74HCT4067-Q1 0 5.5 70 1 -40 to 125 1:16 mux, balanced prop delay and transition, break before make SOIC
SN74HC4851-Q1 0 6 150 1 -40 to 125 1:8 mux, injection current control SOIC TSSOP
SN74HC4852-Q1 0 6 150 2 -40 to 125 1:4 mux, injection current control SOIC TSSOP
SN74LV4051A-Q1 0 5.5 22 1 -40 to 125 1:8 low power low crosstalk, mixed mode operation SOIC TSSOP
SN74LV4052A-Q1 0 5.5 22 2 -40 to 125 1:4 mux, low crosstalk, mixed mode operation SOIC TSSOP
SN74LV4053A-Q1 0 5.5 22 3 -40 to 125 1:2 mux, low crosstalk, mixed mode operation SOIC TSSOP
SN74LVC1G3157-Q1 0 5.5 6 1 -40 to 125 1:2 switch DBV DCK
SN74LVC1G66-Q1 0 5.5 5.5 1 -40 to 125 1:1 switch DBV DCK
SN74LVC2G66-Q1 0 5.5 6 2 -40 to 125 1:1 switch DCU
TS3A27518E-Q1 1.65 3.6 4.4 6 -40C to 105 Isolation in power-down mode, high bandwidth TSSOP WQFN
TS5A23157-Q1 0 5.5 15 2 -40 to 125 1:2 switch, low THD, low charge injection, break before make DGS
TS5A3159-Q1 0 5.5 1 1 -40 to 125 1:2 switch, low THD, low charge injection, break before make DBV
TS5A3166-Q1 0 5.5 0.9 1 -40 to 125 1:1 SPST DCK
TS5A3357-Q1 0 5.5 9 1 -40 to 125 SP3tT break before make, high bandwidth, low THD DCU
Temperature sensors
Vin Vin Operating
Accuracy Resolution min max Supply Shutdown temp range
Device (+-C) (bits) (V) (V) current (µA) Interface support Package (°C) Differentiating features
LM71-Q1 1.5 14 2.65 5.5 300 SPI, microwire 3 SOT-23 -40 to 150 High accuracy
Programmable alert; fault queue;
TMP102-Q1 2 12 1.4 3.6 10 I2C, SMBus, 2-wire 3 8VSSOP -40 to 125 one-shot conversion
Configurable resolution;
TMP101-Q1 2 12 2.7 5.5 45 I2C, SMBus, 2-wire 3 6SOT -40 to 125 programmable alert; fault queue;
one-shot conversion
Sequencers
Vin min Vin max
Device (V) (V) Channels Iq (typ) (µA) Delay time (ms) Package Ambient temp range (°C) Differentiating features
Power-up and power-down
sequencing (123-321);
LM3880-Q1 2.7 5.5 3 25 Programmable 6SOT-23 -40 to 125 customization of timing and
sequence available
High side switches – low Vin

Nominal
RDSon per Nominal load Max Prog.
channel (25°C) current per voltage Standby current
Device Ch# (mΩ) channel (A) (V) Iq (µA) Differentiating features limit Package
TPS22965-Q1 1 16 4 5.5 0.2 Adjustable rise time, optional quick output discharge (QOD) – WSON, WF
TPS22966-Q1 2 16 4 5.5 0.5 Adjustable rise time, optional QOD – WSON
TPS22968-Q1 2 27 4 5.5 0.5 Adjustable rise time, optional QOD – WSON, WF
TPS25940-Q1 1 42 5 20 15 Short-to-battery, short-to-ground, adj overvoltage 3 QFN

Applications processor
The applications processor subsystem is the main processing unit and data connection Design considerations
of the system that provides graphical video interface in a head unit or graphical • Multi-rail DC/DC and power
cluster, or provides signal processing capabilities in a remote tuner or telematics management ICs typically run off the
communications unit. Systems incorporating multiple high-end processors may utilize 3.3 V or 5 V rails originating from the
Ethernet connectivity to accommodate software updates and informational data logging. voltage conditioning module (VCM).
Like the VCM, AM band interference is
a concern, typically being addressed by
VCM_5 V Sequencer SVS Reset >2 MHz switching frequencies or <550
VCM_3 V
DSP
kHz with external clock synchronization.
LV
Buck Core
3.3 V_IO 1.2V_Core 3.3 V • Applications processors may have
LV PLL
LV
LDO multiple high speed interfaces for
LDO Analog
Gigabit 5 /7 port USB, Ethernet, PCI express or video,
PMIC Ethernet Ethernet 10/100
3.3 V/2.5 V/1.8 V

Applications
Processor
Switch Ethernet
Phy Ethernet requiring multiple clock frequencies with
3.3 V
LV SDIO
tight jitter and noise tolerances.
Buck Flash
• Depending on the voltage levels
Clocks Voltage
Translator
HE Tuner/IQ Demod defined, support by the applications
RS232
processor voltage translators may be
ESD
Debug
Port Transceiver
3.3 V needed for secure digital input output

DDR
TERM DDR
LV
Buck
(SDIO) interfaces as well as in the
communications interface (typically
SPI or I2C) to the voltage interface
Component recommendations processor (VIP).
Low Vin buck converters Shutdown current
Quiescent current
Selectable forced
Fsw (typ) (kHz)
Ambient temp
Vout fixed (V)
Synchronous
Vout adj. (V)
Vin max (V)
(max) (µA)
Vin min (V)
range (°C)
(typ) (µA)
Iout (mA)
PWM
Device Differentiating features Package

2000 x -40 to 4x4 WQFN
LM26420-Q1 3.0 5.5 0.8-4.5 – 3 2200 3 900 3 Fully synchronous 2MHz, small
2000 (dual) 150 6.5x4HTSSOP
-40 to 2.9x1.6
LM2830-Q1 3.0 5.5 0.6-4.5 – – 1000 3000 3 3300 3 Small, high frequency
125 SOT-6
-40 to
TPS62231/14-Q1 2.05 6 – 1.8/1.5 3 500 3000 3 22 1 Enable, light load efficiency 1x1.5 SON
105
-40 to
TPS62260/1/2/3-Q1 2.0 6 0.6 to Vin 1.2/1.8/2.5 3 600 2250 3 15 2.5 Light load efficiency 2x2 SON
105
-40 to
TPS62290-Q1 2.3 6 0.6 to Vin 1.8 3 1000 2250 3 15 2.5 Enable, light load efficiency 2x2 SON
105
800/800 -40 to Dynamic voltage scaling, light load
TPS62410-Q1 2.5 6 0.6 to Vin – 3 2250 3 32 3 3x3 VSON
(dual) 125 efficiency, 180º out of phase
600/1000 -40 to Dynamic voltage scaling, light load
TPS62420-Q1 2.5 6 0.6 to Vin – 3 2250 3 32 3 3x3 VSON
(dual) 125 efficiency, 180º out of phase
0.75 to -40 to I2C compatible interface, light load
TPS62650-Q1 2.3 5.5 1.05/1.2 3 800 6000 3 38 10 9-pin CSP
1.4375 105 efficiency, output discharge
Enable, frequency synch, power
200 - -40 to
TPS54618-Q1 2.95 6 0.8 - 4.5 – 3 6000 – 250 15 good, synchronous rectification, 3x3 QFN
2MHz 125 tracking
-40 to Enable, light load efficiency mode,
TPS62242-Q1 2 6 – 1.2 3 300 2.25MHz – 15 5 1.6x2.9 SOT
115 synchronous rectification
200 - -40 to Enable, frequency sync, power
TPS57112-Q1 2.95 6 0.8-4.5 – 3 2000 – 515 15 3x3 QFN
2MHz 125 good, tracking
TPS54388-Q1 2.95 6 0.8-4.5 – 3 3000 – 515 15 3x3 QFN
TPS57114-Q1 2.95 6 0.8-4.5 – 3 4000 – 515 15 3x3 QFN
-40 to Enable, light load efficiency mode,
TLV62065-Q1 2.9 5.5 0.8-5.55 – 3 2000 3MHz – 18 5 2x2 WSON
105 output discharge

Design considerations
Low Vin multirail supplies

Vin Vin Fsw Forced F Multi- Junction
min max (typ) fixed sync Processor Voltage Voltage phase temp
Device (V) (V) Rails Rail currents (A) (kHz) frequency in interface scaling sequencing support range (°C) Package
2X DC/DC 1.2
LP8731-Q1 2.8 5.5 2100 – – I 2C 3 3 – -40 to 150 25DSBGA
2 x LDO 0.3
TPS659038-Q1 3.2 5.5 7x DC/DC, 6X LDO 1 to 9/ 0.05 to 0.3 2200 – 3 I2C 3 3 3 -40 to 85 169NFBGA
TPS659039-Q1 3.2 5.5 7x DC/DC, 6X LDO 1 to 9/ 0.05 to 0.3 2200 – 3 I2C 3 3 3 -40 to 85 169NFBGA
TPS65023-Q1 2.5 6 3x DC/DC, 3 LDO 1 to 1.5/ 0.03 to 0.2 2250 – – I2C 3 – – -40 to 125 WQFN (48)
HTQFP
TPS659119-Q1 1.4 5.5 3x DC/DC, 8X LDO 1.5/.05 to 0.32 3000 – 3 I2C 3 3 3 -40 to 85
(80)
TPS65917-Q1 3.2 5.5 5X DC/DC, 5X LDO 1.5 to 7/ 0.05 to 0.3 2200 – 3 I2C 3 3 3 -40 to 85 VQFN (48)
Supervisors
Ambient
Channels
Vin Vin temp

min max Time delay range
Device (V) (V) Threshold Output driver (ms) Package (°C) Differentiating features
20, 30, Manual reset, negative voltage monitoring
TPS386000-Q1 1.8 6.5 4 Adjustable Active-low open drain QFN -40 to 125
programmable over voltage sense, watchdog timer
TPS3813K33-Q1 2 6 1 Fixed Active-low open drain 25 SOT-23 -40 to 125 Watchdog timer
TPS3808Gxx-Q1 1.7 6.5 1 Fixed, adjustable Active-low open drain Programmable SOT-23 -40 to 125 Manual reset
Clocks
IO Core Max 10/100 1000 1000
Voltages voltages Frequency # of Jitter Output Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet USB Pixelclock Package (pin
Device (V) (V) (MHz) outputs (ps) format 25MHz 25MHz 125MHz 50MHz 10…150MHz count) Differentiating features
EEPROM, SSC , pixel
CDCE913-Q1 2.5/ 3.3 1.8 230 3 <200 LVCMOS 3 3* 3* 3 3 TSSOP (14 pin)
clock jitter cleaner
CDCEL913-Q1 1.8 1.8 230 3 <200 LVCMOS 3 3* 3* 3 3 TSSOP (14 pin) EEPROM, SSC
CDCE937-Q1 2.5/ 3.3 1.8 230 7 <200 LVCMOS 3 3* 3* 3 3 TSSOP (20 pin) EEPROM, SSC
CDCEL937-Q1 1.8 1.8 230 7 <200 LVCMOS 3 3* 3* 3 3 TSSOP (20 pin) EEPROM, SSC
CDCE949-Q1 2.5/ 3.3 1.8 230 9 <200 LVCMOS 3 3* 3* 3 3 TSSOP (24 pin) EEPROM, SSC
CDCVF2505-Q1 3.3 3.3 230 4 <200 LVCMOS 3 3 – X – SOIC (8 pin) Zero delay buffer
Simple SSC (spread
CDCS503-Q1 3.3 3.3 108 1 <200 LVCMOS – – – – – TSSOP (8 pin)
spectrum) gen.
Audio support
PLL1707-Q1 3.3 3.3 27 6 <100 LVCMOS – – – – – SSOP (20 pin) (32/44.1/48/64/
88.2/92kHz)
* In Buffer mode only Preview devices are listed in bold teal.
** Recommend to use XTAL

TI’s “Jacinto 6” family of infotainment processors (DRA7xx), paired with robust software and ecosystem
offerings bring unprecedented feature-rich, in-vehicle infotainment, instrument cluster and telematics
features to next generation automobiles. The “Jacinto 6” family of system-on-chips (SoCs) smartly
integrate industry-leading ARM® cores; graphics accelerators; up to six configurable video ports;
eight multichannel audio serial ports; digital signal processor (DSP) core(s) to accelerate among other
software-defined radio, speech recognition and audio post-processing; high-definition video and multi
HD display support. The SoCs also incorporate TI’s Vision AccelerationPac including two embedded
vision engines (EVEs) that enable simultaneous informational advanced driver assistance systems
(ADAS) as well as the right mix of peripherals for automotive use cases. Additionally, “Jacinto” DRAx
infotainment SoCs leverage a common architecture for maximum reuse of hardware and software
investments and provide full solution interoperability so automotive manufacturers can customize their
infotainment solutions.
J6 family
Device
Parameter Jacinto 6 EX Jacinto 6 EP Jacinto 6
name
DRA756 DRA755 DRA754 DRA752 DRA751 DRA750 DRA746 DRA745 DRA744
2 ARM 2 ARM 2 ARM 2 ARM 2 ARM 2 ARM 2 ARM 2 ARM
ARM CPU 2 ARM Cortex-A15
Cortex™-A15 Cortex-A15 Cortex-A15 Cortex-A15 Cortex-A15 Cortex-A15 Cortex-A15 Cortex-A15
1000, 1176, 1000, 1176, 1000, 1176,
ARM MHz 1000, 1176 1000 1000, 1176 1000 1000, 1176 1000
1500 1500 1500
DSP 2 C66x 2 C66x 2 C66x 2 C66x 2 C66x 2 C66x 1 C66x 1 C66x 1 C66x
DSP MHZ 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700 700
Video Input 10 10 10 10 10 10 6 6 6
ports
Embedded
Vision Engine 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
(EVE)
Other On-Chip 2.5 MB 2.5 MB 2.5 MB 512 KB 512 KB 512 KB 512 KB 512 KB 512 KB
memory
2 embedded 2 embedded 2 embedded
vision engine, vision engine, vision engine, 1 image video 1 image video 1 image video 1 image video 1 image video 1 image video
Hardware 1 image video 1 image video 1 image video accelerator, 2 accelerator, 2 accelerator, 2 accelerator, 2 accelerator, 2 accelerator, 2
accelerators accelerator, 2 accelerator, 2 accelerator, 2 viterbi decoder, viterbi decoder, viterbi decoder, viterbi decoder, viterbi decoder, viterbi decoder,
viterbi decoder, viterbi decoder, viterbi decoder, audio tracking audio tracking audio tracking audio tracking audio tracking audio tracking
audio tracking audio tracking audio tracking
2-port 1Gb 2-port 1Gb 2-port 1Gb 2-port 1Gb 2-port 1Gb 2-port 1Gb 2-port 1Gb 2-port 1Gb 2-port 1Gb switch,
EMAC switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, 10/100/1000
10/100/1000 10/100/1000 10/100/1000 10/100/1000 10/100/1000 10/100/1000 10/100/1000 10/100/1000
I2C, UART, CAN, I2C, UART, CAN, I2C, UART, CAN, I2C, UART, CAN, I2C, UART, CAN, I2C, UART, CAN, I2C, UART, CAN, I2C, UART, CAN, I2C, UART, CAN,
Serial IO SPI, CAN, USB SPI,CAN, USB SPI,CAN, USB SPI,CAN, USB SPI,CAN, USB SPI,CAN, USB SPI,CAN, USB SPI,CAN, USB SPI,CAN, USB
MLB 3-pin, 6-pin 3-pin, 6-pin 3-pin, 6-pin 3-pin, 6-pin 3-pin, 6-pin 3-pin, 6-pin 3-pin, 6-pin 3-pin, 6-pin 3-pin, 6-pin
256 Fs, 512 256 Fs, 512 256 Fs, 512 256 Fs, 512 256 Fs, 512 256 Fs, 512 256 Fs, 512 256 Fs, 512 256 Fs, 512 Fs,
MLB speed Fs, 1024 Fs, Fs, 1024 Fs, Fs, 1024 Fs, Fs, 1024 Fs, Fs, 1024 Fs, Fs, 1024 Fs, Fs, 1024 Fs, Fs, 1024 Fs, 1024 Fs, 2048 Fs
2048 Fs 2048 Fs 2048 Fs 2048 Fs 2048 Fs 2048 Fs 2048 Fs 2048 Fs
1x UHSI 4b, 1x 1x UHSI 4b, 1x 1x UHSI 4b, 1x 1x UHSI 4b, 1x 1x UHSI 4b, 1x 1x UHSI 4b, 1x 1x UHSI 4b, 1x 1x UHSI 4b, 1x 1x UHSI 4b, 1x
eMMC 8b, 1x eMMC 8b, 1x eMMC 8b, 1x eMMC 8b, 1x eMMC 8b, 1x eMMC 8b, 1x eMMC 8b, 1x eMMC 8b, 1x
MMC/SD eMMC 8b, 1x SDIO
SDIO 8b, 1x SDIO 8b, 1x SDIO 8b, 1x SDIO 8b, 1x SDIO 8b, 1x SDIO 8b, 1x SDIO 8b, 1x SDIO 8b, 1x 8b, 1x SDIO4b
SDIO4b SDIO4b SDIO4b SDIO4b SDIO4b SDIO4b SDIO4b SDIO4b
PCIe 2 PCIe Gen2 2 PCIe Gen2 2 PCIe Gen2 2 PCIe Gen2 2 PCIe Gen2 2 PCIe Gen2 1 PCIe Gen2 1 PCIe Gen2 1 PCIe Gen2
1 USB3.0, 3 1 USB3.0, 3 1 USB3.0, 3 1 USB3.0, 3 1 USB3.0, 3 1 USB3.0, 3 1 USB3.0, 3 1 USB3.0, 3 1 USB3.0, 3
USB USB2.0 USB2.0 USB2.0 USB2.0 USB2.0 USB2.0 USB2.0 USB2.0 USB2.0
Package 23 mm 23 mm 23 mm 23 mm 23 mm 23 mm 23 mm 23 mm 23 mm
Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive
Rating (AEC-Q100) (AEC-Q100) (AEC-Q100) (AEC-Q100) (AEC-Q100) (AEC-Q100) (AEC-Q100) (AEC-Q100) (AEC-Q100)

Ethernet PHY
Temperature
Device Bandwidth IEEE standard Cable type MAC interface range (°C) Differentiating features
DP83848Q-Q1 10/100 Mb/s 100BASE-TX Two UTP MII; RMII -40 to 105 <3ns RX clock jitter
DDR termination
Ambient
Vin temp
min Vin max I out range
Device (V) (V) Vout adj. (V) (mA) (°C) Differentiating features Package
ADJ
TPS51200-Q1 2.5 3.3 3000 -40 to 125 DDR Power SON-10
(1.5 ~ 5.5)
Translators
VCC VCC Operating
Bits (min) (max) temperature
Device Description Sub family (#) (V) (V) range (°C) Package
Unidirectional voltage
SN74AUP1T34-Q1 1-bit unidirectional voltage-level translator 1 0.8 3.6 -40 to 125 SC70
translation
Automotive 16-bit dual-supply bus transceiver with configurable Direction controlled
SN74AVC16T245-Q1 16 1.2 3.6 -40 to 125 TVSOP
voltage translation voltage translation
Automotive dual-bit dual-supply bus transceiver with config voltage Direction controlled
SN74AVC2T45-Q1 2 1.2 3.6 -40 to 125 VSSOP
translation and 3-state voltage translation
Automotive 4-bit dual-supply bus transceiver with configurable Direction controlled
SN74AVC4T245-Q1 4 1.2 3.6 -40 to 125 VQFN
voltage translation and 3-state voltage translation
Automotive catalog 8-bit dual-supply bus transceiver w/ configurable Direction controlled
SN74AVC8T245-Q1 8 1.2 3.6 -40 to 125 TSSOP, VQFN
voltage translation, 3-state output voltage translation
Automotive catalog 8-bit dual-supply bus transceiver w/ configurable Direction controlled
SN74LVC1T45-Q1 1 1.65 5.5 -40 to 125 SC70
voltage translation, 3-state output voltage translation
Automotive catalog dual-bit dual supply transceiver with configurable Direction controlled
SN74LVC2T45-Q1 2 1.65 5.5 -40 to 125 VSSOP
voltage translation voltage translation
Automotive 8-bit dual-supply bus transceiver with voltage translation Direction controlled
SN74LVC8T245-Q1 8 1.65 5.5 -40 to 125 TSSOP
and 3-state output voltage translation
Automotive catalog SDIO, UART, and audio voltage-translation Application specific
TWL1200-Q1 19 1.1 3.6 -40 to 85 TQFP
transceiver voltage translation
Automotive 4-bit bidirectional voltage-level translator with auto Bidirectional voltage TSSOP, UQFN,
TXB0104-Q1 4 1.2 5.5 -40 to 125
direction sensing and +/-15kV ESD translation VQFN
Automotive 6-bit bidirectional voltage-level translator with auto Bidirectional voltage
TXB0106-Q1 6 1.2 5.5 -40 to 85 TSSOP
direction sensing translation
Automotive 2-bit bidirectional voltage-level translator for open-drain Bidirectional voltage
TXS0102-Q1 2 1.65 5.5 -40 to 125 VSSOP
and push-pull application translation
Automotive catalog 4-bit bidirectional voltage-level translator for Bidirectional voltage
TXS0104E-Q1 4 1.65 5.5 -40 to 125 TSSOP
open-drain applications translation
8-bit bidirectional, level-shifting, voltage translator for open-drain and Bidirectional voltage
TXS0108E-Q1 8 1.4/1.65 3.6/5.5 -40 to 125 TSSOP
push-pull applications translation

Integrated display Design considerations

Integrated display defines a display that is local to the system. The integrated • Backlight drivers commonly require
display may come in the form of an integrated module or just the panel. Typical the boost of voltages and are typically
interfaces to the integrated display are video such as red, green, blue (RGB) powered off the vehicle battery. Wide
parallel, OLDI or HDMI, as well as controls such as I2C, SPI or GPIO. input voltages and very low quiescent and
Vbat_RPD
sleep currents of a backlight driver allow
the driver to be powered off the vehicle
LED
I2C / SPI battery without the need of a load switch.
ESD
Backlight
3.3 V 3.3 V 3.3 V / 5 V Driver
• Multiple clock and data lines between the
I2C / Analog Ambient LCD applications processor and the integrated
ESD
Gamma Bias
Light
3.3 V Sensor
Buffer Supply display will generate electromagnetic
I2C / SPI Touch interference (EMI). Converting these lines
ESD
Controller
to low voltage differential signaling (LVDS)
18/ 24b RGB to drive it to the display can help mitigate
Array
Filter
ESD
Haptics this EMI.

Applications Driver • Displays have lower temperature
Source Driver
Level Shifter
Gate Driver
Processor
Graphics Timing 3.3 V ranges than required by automotive
Interface Controller Remote
LVDS to Display Temp OEMs. To compensate for this, display
Sensor
Display to LVDS
Clock manufacturers may incorporate
temperature sensors in the panel or add
ESD ESD ESD ESD
ESD ESD ESD ESD local temperature sensing to ensure
I2C / SPI
ESD
I/O Expander the backlight LEDs do not drive the

I2C / SPI temperature beyond the rating specified
ESD
for the panel.
Remote display design considerations Design considerations

Remote display interface defines the subsystem responsible for delivering video • The installation of the remote display
and control information to a display that is located remotely from the applications interface will vary cable lengths and
processor. Rear seat entertainment, center stack displays and graphical head locations for different vehicles. The
up displays (HUD) are examples of remote displays. Commonly, LVDS is utilized video LVDS transceivers will need to
by the remote display interface over media such as coaxial or shielded twisted dynamically compensate for these
pair (STP) cables. variances in these systems.
• An LVDS backchannel defines a small
1.8 V amount of bandwidth not utilized to
High
PSRR Cluster deliver video data. The backchannel
3.3 V / 1.8 V
LDO
allows the remote display to communicate
I2C
Video Video back to the video source information such
Serializer De-Serializer
18/ 24b RGB/ OLDI/ HDMI as touch location, ambient light level or
Clock Jitter
display temperature. Control data from
Out Cleaner the video source to the remote display,
Applications
1.8 V such as backlight brightness level or
Processor High
PSRR
haptics feedback, can also be delivered
LDO 3.3 V / 1.8 V
by this back channel.
18/ 24b RGB/ OLDI/ HDMI
Video Video
Serializer De-Serializer
I2C
Clock Jitter
Cleaner Touch Display
Out

LVDS for display
Spread spectrum
voltage range (V)
Temp range (°C)

I/O voltage (V)
HDCP support
Coax support
backchannel
equalization
I2C / GPIO
I2S audio
Adaptive
Output
Video in Video out
Device Pixel clock resolution resolution Video interface
DS90CR286AT-Q1 20-66 – 1280 x 768 24 bit RGB 3.3 3.3 – – – – – – -40 to 105
DS90UB921-Q1 5 - 96 1920 x 720 – 24 bit RGB 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UB924-Q1 5 - 96 – 1920 x 720 Open LDI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UB925-Q1 5 - 85 1280 x 720 – 24 bit RGB 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UB926-Q1 5 - 85 – 1280 x 720 24 bit RGB 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UB927-Q1 5 - 85 1280 x 720 – Open LDI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UB928-Q1 5 - 85 – 1280 x 720 Open LDI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UB940-Q1 25 - 170 – 1920 x 1080 MIPI-CSI-2 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UB947-Q1 25 - 170 1920 x 1080 – Open LDI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UB948-Q1 25 - 170 – 1920 x 1080 Open LDI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UB949-Q1 25 - 170 1920 x 1080 – HDMI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UH925Q-Q1 5 - 85 1280 x 720 – 24 bit RGB 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UH926Q-Q1 5 - 85 – 1280 x 720 24 bit RGB 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UH927Q-Q1 5 - 85 1280 x 720 – Open LDI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UH928Q-Q1 5 - 85 – 1280 x 720 Open LDI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UH940-Q1 25 - 170 – 1920 x 1080 MIPI-CSI-2 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UH947-Q1 25 - 170 1920 x 1080 – Open LDI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UH948-Q1 25 - 170 – 1920 x 1080 Open LDI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
DS90UH949-Q1 25 - 170 1920 x 1080 – HDMI 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 3 3 3 3 3 -40 to 105
SN65DSI83-Q1 25-154 1368 x 768 – DSI 1.8 1.8 – – – – – – -40 to 105
SN65DSI84-Q1 25-154 1920 x 1200 – DSI 1.8 1.8 – – – – – – -40 to 105
SN65DSI85-Q1 25-154 2560 x 1600 – DSI 1.8 1.8 – – – – – – -40 to 105
SN65LVDS93A-Q1 10-135 1920x1080p60 – 4 ch, 28 bit Flatlink™ 1.8/3.3 1.8/3.3 – – 3 – – – -40 to 85
TFP401A-Q1 165 – 1920 x 180 DVI 3.3 3.3 – – – – – – -40 to 85
LVDS for automotive

Device Description
HD3SS3411-Q1 One channel differential 2:1 mux/demux for LVDS, FPDLink, USB 3.1
SN65DSI86-Q1 Automotive MIPI® DSI bridge to embedded display port (eDP)
DS10CP152Q-Q1 Automotive 1.5 Gbps 2X2 LVDS crosspoint switch
DS90LV027AQ-Q1 Automotive LVDS dual differential driver
DS90LV049Q-Q1 Automotive LVDS dual line driver and receiver pair
DS90LT012AQ-Q1 Automotive LVDS differential line receiver
SN65LVDS84AQ-Q1 Automotive FlatLink transmitter
SN65LVDS86A-Q1 Automotive FlatLink receiver
SN65LVDS050-Q1 Automotive high-speed differential single line driver and receiver pair
SN65LVDS051-Q1 Automotive high-speed differential single line driver and receiver pair
SN65LVDS180-Q1 Automotive high-speed differential single line driver and receiver pairr
TPD4E001-Q1 4-channel ESD protection array for LVDS
TPD2E2U06-Q1 Dual-channel high speed ESD protection device for LVDS

Analog and power (display bias power)

Vin min Vin max Display +AVDD -AVDD Vgh max Vgl min Temp range
Device (V) (V) technology (V) (V) (V) (V) Package (°C) Differentiating features
AEC-Q100 solutions
-(AVDD Integrated VCOM buffer; adjustable power-on
TPS65150-Q1 1.8 6 LCD - unipolar Vin to 15 – 30 24-TSSOP -40 to 125
+-1) sequencing; fault and thermal protection
TPS65131-Q1 2.7 6 LCD - bipolar Vin to 15 -15 V to -2 – – 24-QFN -40 to 155 Wide temp range; fault and thermal protection
TPS65145-Q1 2.7 5.8 LCD - unipolar 5 to 15 – 30 -12 24-HTSSOP -40 to 85 Sequencing (fixed); fault and thermal protection
TPS65140-Q1 2.7 5.8 LCD - unipolar 5 to 15 – 30 -12 24-HTSSOP -40 to 85 Sequencing (fixed); fault and thermal protection
VCOM; auxiliary LDO controller;
TPS65100-Q1 2.7 5.8 LCD - unipolar 5 to 15 – 30 -12 24-HTSSOP -40 to 125
sequencing (fixed); fault and thermal protection
Touch screen controllers
SAR ADC SAR ADC Touch
Vin min Vin max resolution sample Control screen Operating
Device (V) (V) (kSPS) rate interface interface temp (°C) Differentiating features Package
TSC2013-Q1 1.2 3.6 12 125 I2C 4 Wire -40 to 125 Wide operating temp range QFN/TSSOP
TSC2008-Q1 1.2 3.6 12 200 SPI 4 Wire -40 to 105 Multiple programmable features: PENIRQ, noise filter, sample timing QFN
ADS7843-Q1 2.7 5 12 125 SPI 4 Wire -40 to 125 Wide operating temp range SSOP
On-chip temperature measurement,
TSC2007-Q1 1.2 3.6 12 154 I2C 4 Wire -40 to 85 low power and command user interface TSSOP
TSC2046E-Q1 2.2 5.25 12 125 SPI 4 Wire -40 to 125 Auto power down control TSSOP
TSC2003-Q1 2.5 5.25 12 125 I2C 4 Wire -40 to 85 Internal 2.5 reference TSSOP

Tuner amplifier
The tuner/amplifier subsystem incorporates the terrestrial radio tuner, audio Design considerations
signal chain and audio amplifier. This subsystem may be incorporated into • Audio amplifiers typically address four
a head unit, but also may be an external system connected to the head unit to five speakers with a typical output
through an analog signal or AVB Ethernet. power of 20 – 25 W per channel.
Premium audio systems utilize an
5V
V Digital 3.3/1.8 V 5V amplifier subsystem connected to the
High @ 200mA @ 200mA tuner/amplifier subsystem over an
PSRR LV
LDO LDO analog signal pair or AVB Ethernet.
Vbat
Digital Radio Tuner Module • External powered antennas utilize
Level I2S Out
Translator specialized wide input voltage antenna
Level I/Q Out
I2C/Analog
low drop out (LDOs) that provide a low
Translator
noise power supply but monitors the
Antenna
Class AB
Class D/
AM/FM Audio current driven into the antenna. This
AMP
LDO Tuner DAC 5 to 12
DSP Speakers current monitor shows the antenna
Antenna
LDO DAB Aux being disconnected.
Tuner In
Audio
Level I2C / • AM band interference is a critical
AMP
Translator ADC
SPI STB/
ESD consideration in this subsystem.
Level I2S In High power supply rejection ratio
Mic Input
Translator 5V Mic Bias
Clock
Boost Voltage (PSRR) LDOs and low jitter clocks
Converter are commonly used devices.
Mid-and high-power audio amps for external amps and head unit
Analog
Vin Vin or Output Output THD Ambient Survives
min max # of digital power power @1W/ temp load Built-in
Device (V) (V) channels input @14.4 V @24V 1kHz (%) range (°C) dump diagnostics Differentiating features
2Ω - 150 in
2Ω - 50 Standalone (no I2C required), diagnostics and
TAS5514B-Q1 6 24 4 Analog PBTL 0.02 -25 to 85 Up to 50V 3
4Ω - 28 protection, differential input
4Ω - 79
Power limiter and DC detect circuitry,
4Ω -10 4Ω -10
TPA3111D1-Q1 8 26 2 Analog 0.07 -40 to 125 – – differential inputs,
8Ω - 10 8Ω - 10
greater than 90% efficiency (at 8 Ω)
2Ω - 150 in
2Ω - 50
TAS5414C-Q1 6 24 4 Analog PBTL 0.02 -40 to 105 Up to 50V 3 I2C diags and protection, single ended input
4Ω - 28
4Ω - 79
2Ω - 45 2Ω - 45
TAS5404-Q1 6 18 4 Analog 0.02 -40 to 105 Up to 50V 3 I2C diags and protection, single ended input
4Ω - 26 4Ω - 26
2Ω - in PBTL 2Ω - in PBTL Differential and single-ended inputs, integrated
TPA3116D2-Q1 4.5 26 2 Analog 0.10 -40 to 125 – –
4Ω - 85 4Ω - 85 self-protection circuits with error reporting
2Ω - in PBTL 2Ω - in PBTL Differential and single-ended inputs, integrated
TPA3118D2-Q1 4.5 26 2 Analog 0.10 -40 to 125 – –
4Ω - 75 4Ω - 75 self-protection circuits with error reporting
2Ω -150
2Ω -50
TAS5424C-Q1 6 24 4 Analog in PBTL 0.02 -40 to 105 Up to 50V 3 I2C diags and protection, differential input
4Ω - 80
4Ω - 79

Tuner amplifier
Audio ADCs and DACs

Vin max HW/SW Integrated Ambient temp
Device (V) controlled PLL # channels SNR range (°C) Differentiating features
ADCs
PCM1865-Q1 3.3 SW Y 4 110 -40 to 125 Universal front end, PLL
PCM1864-Q1 3.3 SW Y 4 103 -40 to 125 Universal front end, PLL
Integrated digital decimation filter and high-pass filter, supports master and slave
PCM1808-Q1 3.3 SW – 2 99 -40 to 125
modes, supports 4 data formats in serial interface, able to halt system clock
PCM1804-Q1 3.3 SW – 2 111 -40 to 125 Fully differential analog input
TLV320ADC3101-Q1 3.3 SW – 2 92 -40 to 85 miniDSP
DACs
Differential voltage output, analog mute circuit with clock halt detection, TDM format
PCM1690-Q1 3.3 SW – 8 113 -40 to 85
support
PCM1681-Q1 3.3 SW – 8 105 -40 to 105 Current segment DAC architecture, SPI/I2C and HW control
PCM1794A-Q1 3.3 SW – 2 132 -40 to 125 Highest SNR
PCM1789-Q1 3.3 SW – 2 113 -40 to 105 24-bit, 192 kHz DAC
PCM5102A-Q1 3.3 HW 3 2 112 -40 to 125 Low OBN
PCM1753-Q1 5 SW – 2 106 -40 to 105 24-bit, 192kHz DAC; 4th order noise shaping; 8-level amplitude quantization
PCM1754-Q1 5 HW – 2 106 -40 to 105 24-bit, 192kHz DAC; 4th order noise shaping; 8-level amplitude quantization
Codecs
Zipper noise free digital attenuation, current segment DAC architecture,
PCM3168A-Q1 3.3 SW – 6/8 112/107 -40 to 105
ADC single-ended and differential selectable input
Low power, supports both single ended/differential inputs, integrated PLL,
TLV320AIC3106-Q1 3.3 SW – 10/7 102/93 -40 to 85
low power analog bypass mode
Low power, supports both single ended/differential inputs, integrated PLL,
TLV320AIC3104-Q1 3.3 SW – 6/6 102/92 -40 to 85
low power analog bypass mode
TLV320AIC23B-Q1 3.3 SW – 3/4 100/90 -40 to 85 Headphone amp
TLV320AIC3254-Q1 3.3 SW 3 6/6 100/93 -40 to 85 Minidsp
Audio op amps
Single
Vin max ended or Ambient temp
Device (V) Vin max (V) differential range (°C) Differentiating features
Low noise, power, and THD+N; high bandwidth for audio applications;
OPA1662-Q1 3 36 Differential -40 to 85 rail-to-rail output; wide supply range up to 36V
TLC082-Q1 4.5 16 Single Ended -40 to 125 Low offset for high precision; high output drive; fast slew rate
Audio (other devices)

Device Description
PLL1707-Q1 3.3 V dual PLL multi-clock generator for audio system clocks
SRC4192-Q1 144-dB, 192-kHz stereo asynchronous sample rate converter
TPD1E10B09-Q1 Single-channel ESD protection diode for audio input lines
DIX4192-Q1 Integrated digital audio interface receiver and transmitter

Tuner amplifier
Low Drop Out (LDO) Regulators

PSRR Ambient
Vin Vout Quiescent @ temp
min Vin max fixed I out current Accuracy Noise 100kHz range
Device (V) (V) Vout adj. (V) (V) (mA) Enable (typ) (µA) (%) (µVrms) (db) (°C) Differentiating features Package
5SC70
Fast transient response;
TPS717-Q1 2.5 6.5 0.9 - 5 0.9 - 5 150 3 45 2 20 67 -40 to 125 6SON
output discharge
6WSON
5SOT-23
TPS709-Q1 2.7 30 – 1.2 - 5 150 3 1 2 – 31 -40 to 125 Reverse current protection
6SON
5SC70
TLV700-Q1 2.0 5 – 1.2 - 3.3 200 3 30 2 48 51 -40 to 125 Low Iq; high PSRR 5SOT-23
6SON
Cap free; fast transient
5SOT-23
TPS732-Q1 1.7 5.5 1.2 - 5.4 1.8 - 5 250 3 400 1 30 16 -40 to 125 response;
8SON
reverse current protection
LP5907-Q1 2.2 5.5 – 1.2 - 4.5 250 3 12 2 6.5 60 -40 to 125 Output discharge 5SOT-23
TPS720-Q1 1.1 4.5 – 0.9 - 3 350 3 38 1 48 55 -40 to 125 6SON
soft start
1.8/2.5/ Foldback overcurrent
LP38693-Q1 2.7 10 – 500 3 55 4 – 50 -40 to 125 6WSON
3.3/5 protection
Power good; output
LP5912-Q1 1.6 6.5 – 0.9 - 3.3 500 3 30 2 12 80 -40 to 125 discharge; 6SON
reverse voltage protection
TPS735-Q1 2.7 6.5 1.2 - 6 1.2 - 3.3 500 3 45 2 13 26 -40 to 125 8SON
soft start
TPS7A8101-Q1 2.2 6.5 0.8 - 6 – 1000 3 60 3 23 60 -40 to 125 Fast transient reponse 8SON
10VSON
TPS74801-Q1 0.8 5.5 0.8 - 3.6 – 1500 3 1000 2 20 28 -40 to 125 power good;
20VQFN
soft start
8SOIC
LP2951-xx-Q1 1.6 30 1.235 - 30 3.3/5 100 3 75 2 100 53 -40 to 125 High Vo accuracy
8SON
3KTT
TL750Mxx-Q1 6 26 – 5/8/12 750 3 5000 3 – – -40 to 125 Load-dump protection
3KVU
TPS797-Q1 1.8 5.5 1.8, 3.0, 3.3 – 10 – 1.2 4 600 50 -40 to 125 Ultra-low Iq SC70-5
ADJ 2.5, 3.0,
TPS715-Q1 2.5 24
(1.2 ~ 15) 3.3, 5.0
50 3 3.2 4 575 60 -40 to 125 Wide Vin and Vout, Low Iq SC70-5
ADJ
TPS76201-Q1 2.7 10 – 100 3 27 3 60 40 -40 to 125 Low output SOT23-5
(0.7 ~ 5.5)
1.2, 1.5,
1.8, 2.5,
ADJ
TPS769-Q1 2.7 10
(1.2 ~ 5.5)
2.7, 2.8, 100 3 17 3 190 28 -40 to 125 Low Iq and low dropout SOT23-5
3.0, 3.3,
5.0
ADJ 1.8, 3.3,
TPS791-Q1 2.7 5.5 100 3 170 2 15 45 -40 to 125 Ultra low noise fast RF LDO SOT23-6/5
(1.2 ~ 5.5) 4.7
1.6, 1.8,
ADJ
TPS763-Q1 2.7 10 2.5, 3.0, 150 3 85 2 140 42 -40 to 125 Low quiescent current SOT23-5
(1.5 ~ 6.5)
3.3, 5.0
ADJ
TPS76501-Q1 2.7 10 – 150 3 35 3 20 45 -40 to 125 Ultra-low quiescent current SOIC-8
(1.2 ~ 5.5)
Low drop-out, low noise and
TPS717-Q1 2.5 6.5 – 0.9, 5.0 150 3 45 3 30 67 -40 to 125
high PSRR
SON-6
ADJ
TPS77101-Q1 2.7 10 – 150 3 92 2 55 26 -40 to 125 Ultra-low quiescent current MSOP-8
(1.5 ~ 5.5)
2.5, 2.7,
TPS782-Q1 2.2 5.5 – 150 3 1 4 86 15 -40 to 125 Ultra low Iq SON-6
2.8, 3.0
ADJ Negative voltage and noise
TPS723-Q1 (10) ~ (2.7) -2.5 200 3 130 2 60 48 -40 to 125 SOT23-5
(-10 ~ -1.2) reduction pin for -2.5V
1.8, 2.5,
ADJ 2.8, 2.85, Ultra low noise fast RF LDO
TPS793-Q1 2.7 5.5 (1.2 ~ 5.5) 3.0, 3.3,
200 3 170 2 32 43 -40 to 125 SOT23-5
4.75
1.2, 1.5,
ADJ TSOT23-5
TPS799-Q1 2.7 6.5 (1.2 ~ 6.5)
1.8, 2.5, 200 3 40 2 29 38 -40 to 125 Ultra low noise fast RF LDO
SON-6
2.7, 3.3
1.2, 2.5,
TLV700-Q1 2 5.5 –
3.0, 3.3
200 3 31 2 48 51 -40 to 125 Low Iq SC70

Tuner amplifier
Low Drop Out (LDO) Regulators (cont.)

PSRR Ambient
Vin Vout Quiescent @ temp
min Vin max fixed I out current Accuracy Noise 100kHz range
Device (V) (V) Vout adj. (V) (V) (mA) Enable (typ) (µA) (%) (µVrms) (db) (°C) Differentiating features Package
Low noise and noise
TPS73433-Q1 2.7 6.5 – 3.3 250 3 45 1 36 24 -40 to 125 SOT23-5
reduction pin
ADJ Vout <1V, low drop-out and
TPS74701-Q1 2.7 5.5 (0.8 ~ 3.6)
– 500 3 1000 2 75 27 -40 to 125
programmable soft start
SON-10
ADJ
TPS775-Q1 2.7 10 (1.5 ~ 5.5)
3.3 500 3 85 2 53 29 -40 to 125 Fast transient response HTSSOP-20
ADJ
TPS776-Q1 2.7 10 (1.2 ~ 5.5)
1.8, 3.3 500 3 85 2 53 29 -40 to 125 Fast transient response HTSSOP-20
ADJ
TPS79501-Q1 2.7 5.5
(1.225 ~ 5.3)
– 500 3 265 2 33 40 -40 to 125 Ultra low noise fast RF LDO SON-8
Reverse current protection
TPS737-Q1 2.2 5.5 – 1.9, 3.3 1000 3 400 3 80 32 -40 to 125 SON-8
and noise reduction pin
TPS767-Q1 2.7 10 – 3.3, 5.0 1000 3 85 2 55 29 -40 to 125 Fast transient response HTSSOP-20
1.5, 1.8,
ADJ
TPS768-Q1 2.7 10 2.5, 3.3, 1000 3 85 2 55 30 -40 to 125 Fast transient response HTSSOP-20
(1.2 ~ 5.5)
5.0
TPS79633-Q1 2.7 5.5 – 3.3 1000 3 265 2 40 42 -40 to 125 Ultra low noise fast RF LDO SOT223-6
ADJ ( Low drop-out and
TPS74801-Q1 2.7 5.5 0.8 ~ 3.6)
– 1500 3 1000 2 80 28 -40 to 125
programmable soft start
SON-10
ADJ
TPS752-Q1 2.7 5.5 3.3 2000 3 75 2 60 16 -40 to 125 Fast transient response HTSSOP-20
(1.5 ~ 5.5)
500/ Power up sequencing for
TPS70175-Q1 2.7 6 – 5 / 2.5 3 190 2 65 20 -40 to 125 HTSSOP-20
250 dual outputs
1.8, 2.5 / 1000/
TPS767D3xx-Q1 2.7 10 –
3.3 1000 3 85 2 55 30 -40 to 125 Fast transient response HTSSOP-28

Media interface design considerations Design considerations

Media interface defines the subsystem common to a head unit with integrated • Dedicated charge ports (DCP) and
display that provides the wired data connection and charging of remote media charging data ports (CDP) typically
devices such as smart phones as well as “add on” features like optical drives deliver 2.1 A @ 5 V for charging.
(CD/DVD). Primary interface to the applications processor is USB either Delivering the charging voltage
2.0 for supporting flip applications or 3.0 for systems that require faster and current to the device does not
indexing of music files or contacts from a smart phone. necessarily allow the device to charge.
1.1 V Core The device typically wants to validate
LV the charger to ensure it will not be
LDO
damaged. This validation is typically
USB referred to as charge negotiation.
Hub Charge negotiation can be done by the
ESD
applications processor or the USB hub,
Wide VIN i sense 5V
DC/DC USB 2.0/ 3.0 or can be stand-alone using a charge
USB power controller.
Power USB 2.0/ 3.0 • There are typically two types of
ESD
USB Switch
ESD
USB CDP Power USB SDP

Switch charging ports in infotainment systems:
USB SDP Device
remote and local. Charging ports are
BC1.2
USB USB 2.0/3.0 Applications
required to deliver a tight voltage level
Charge
Controller
Redriver Processor at the connector. Remote charging
ports have a cable between the charger
SD SDIO
Level and the connector that will introduce
ESD
Card Translator a voltage droop across the resistance

of the cable. Droop compensation is
required for a remote charging port,
Remote media interface design considerations and if data connection is also desired,
Remote media interface defines a similar subsystem to the media interface data re-drivers may be needed.
except the subsystem is located remotely to the head unit typically connected • USB type C supports 3 A fast charge.
via a USB2.0/3.0 type B connection. The major difference of a remote media USB power delivery (PD) can be
interface is the applications processor is no longer local to the system and implemented on a type C port, but is
requires the USB hub to be more functional. SD card and audio ADC bridges not required.
are commonly integrated and on-the-go (OTG) support on the ports may be
needed to address host flip.
Wide VIN i sense

DC/DC
USB
ESD
USB CDP Power

Switch
BC1.2 USB 2.0/3.0

USB
Charge
Redriver
Controller
Audio
AMP
ESD
Analog Audio In USB Hub

ADC
SD SDIO
Level
ESD
Card Translator

USB charge
ISO 10605 air-gap

current (max) (A)
contact (+/- kV)
-3dB bandwidth
air-gap (+/- kV)
Operating temp
contact (330pF,
time data lines

330Ω) (+/- kV)
IEC 61000-4-2
IEC 61000-4-2
RDSon per FET
OVP response
(330pF, 330Ω)
Max OVP (V)
Vin max (V)
(max) (mΩ)
Vin min (V)
# channels
range (°C)
Continous
ISO 10605
(+/- kV)
(MHz)
(ns)
Device Differentiating features
USB Short To Battery Protection
P2P with MAX1694x, best in
-40 to
TPD3S714-Q1 3 3.6 3 18 0.5 150 8 15 8 15 1000 200 class BW, true current limit, fast
125 STB protection
-40 to Adjustable current limit, flow
TPD3S716-Q1 3 3.6 3 18 1.5 135 8 15 8 15 1000 200 125 through routing, OTG mode
-40 to Adj OVP at +/-2% accuracy, adj
TPS25940-Q1 2.7 18 1 20 5 64 – – – – – – 125 current limiting, current sense
IO leakage current
IEC 61000-4-5 (A)
Bi/uni-directional
IEC 6100-4-4 EFT
voltage (min) (V)
contact (+/- kV)
air-gap (+/- kV)
Operating temp
IO capacitance
IEC 61000-4-2
IEC 61000-4-2
(A) (5/50µs)
Breakdown
# channels
voltage (V)
(max) (nA)
range (°C)
Clamping
(typ) (pF)
Interface
(8/20µs)
Rdyn
Device (Ω) Differentiating features
USB ESD Protection
Uni- -40 to
TPD4E001-Q1 4 1.5 11 8 15 5.5 – USB2.0 – 16 +/-10 Low 10nA leakage current
directional 125
USB3.0, Uni- -40 to Supports differential data rate
TPD4E05U06-Q1 4 0.5 6.5 12 15 2.5 80 0.9 11 +/-10
Type-C directional 125 up to 6Gbps
Uni- -40 to Ultra low Rdyn for ultra low
TPD2E2U06-Q1 2 1.5 6.5 25 30 – – USB2.0 0.5 9.7 +/-10
directional 125 clamp
Uni- -40 to
TPD2E001-Q1 2 1.5 11 8 15 5.5 – USB2.0 – 25 +/-1 Low 1nA leakage current
directional 125
USB current switch + ESD
Breakdown volatge
IO leakage current
Continous current
Bi/uni-directional
Temp range (°C)

contact (+/- kV)
Current limit (A)

air-gap (+/- kV)
rDS(on) per FET

IO capacitance
IEC 61000-4-2
IEC 61000-4-2
Current limit
# channels
(max) (nA)
(typ) (mΩ)
(max) (A)
(typ) (pF)
accuracy
Interface
(min) (V)
Device Differentiating features

USB Short To Battery Protection
0.67 to -40 to
TPD3S014-Q1 3 1.4 6 8 15 USB2.0 Uni-Directional 0.5 ±20% 96 700 Current limit switch + ESD
1.01 105
USB charge negotiation

4-2 contact
4-2 air-gap
load detect
recognized
IEC 61000-
IEC 61000-
HID wake/
S3 mouse
Internal Temp
(+/- kV)
(+/- kV)
USB port power Switch range

Device types switch rating Charge modes Package (°C) Differentiating features
UL
LCC, short to Vbus, client

Charging & 8 15 N/ ILIM_ SDP, CDP, DCP_auto (Div3, BC1.2, -40 to
TPS2549-Q1 VBUS 5V@3A 3 QFN16 mode, CDP/SDP auto
USB2.0 data (D+/D-) (D+/D-) LO+40mA 1.2V) +125
switch
SDP, CDP, DCP_auto (Div1, Div2,
Charging & LS+FS/ -40 to
TPS2546-Q1 VBUS 5V@2.5A 3 – – BC1.2, 1.2V), DCP_shorted, QFN16 CDP/SDP auto switch
USB2.0 data 50mA +125
DCP_Div1
Charging & LS+FS/ SDP, CDP, DCP_auto (Div1, Div2, -40 to
TPS2543-Q1 VBUS 5V@2.5A 3 – – QFN16 HS USB 2.0 switch
USB2.0 data 50mA BC1.2), DCP_shorted, DCP_Div1 +125
Dataless 10W: DCP_auto (Div2, BC1.2, 1.2V) -40 to
TPS2511-Q1 VBUS 5V@2.2A 3 – – N/0.5xILIM DGN8 2 level CC
charging 5W: DCP_auto (Div1, BC1.2, 1.2V) +125
Dataless -40 to
TPS2513A-Q1 – – – – – – DCP_Auto (Div3, BC1.2, 1.2V) SOT23-6 Dual channel
charging +125
Dataless -40 to
TPS2514A-Q1 – – – – – – DCP_Auto (Div3, BC1.2, 1.2V) SOT23-6 Single channel
charging +125

USB hubs
USB charge Junction temp
Device Core voltage (V) I/O voltage (V) Data rate # of ports support range (°C)
TUSB8020B-Q1 1.1 3.3 USB 2.0/USB3.0 2 BC1.2/CDP/DCP -40 to 105
TUSB8041-Q1 1.1 3.3 USB 2.0/USB3.0 4 BC1.2/CDP/DCP -40 to 105
TUSB4020BI-Q1 1.1 3.3 USB 2.0 2 CDP/DCP -40 to 105
TUSB4041I-Q1 1.1 3.3 USB 2.0 4 CDP/DCP -40 to 105
USB (other devices)

Device Description
TUSB9261-Q1 USB 3.0 to SATA bridge
TUSB3410-Q1 RS232/IrDA serial-to-USB converter
TUSB1210-Q1 Stand-alone USB transceiver chip silicon
Automotive ESD protected,high-speed USB 2.0 (480-Mbps) 1:2 multiplexer/
TS3USB221A-Q1 demultiplexer switch
TUSB211-Q1 USB 2.0 high speed signal conditioner
TUSB501-Q1 USB SuperSpeed signal conditioner
HD3SS3411-Q1 One channel differential 2:1 mux/demux
TPS25940-Q1 Automotive 2.7-V to 18-V eFuse With Integrated Short-to-Battery Protection

HMI and gesturing
The human machine interface (HMI) and gesturing subsystem is becoming an Design considerations
increasingly important safety feature of infotainment solutions. Infotainment • Haptics on touch interfaces have
systems have become more interactive than previous generations, however the become more important to give the
interaction is becoming more of a distraction to the driver. Less driver distraction user something other than a visual
and reliability of mechanical systems have driven the market to shift the way it queue that the correct input has been
approaches HMI. made. This can be in the form of a
click in a knob or button replacement,
or a specific vibration pattern to
define a level.
• Capacitive or inductive “target”
sensing can allow a user to interact
with an area either by gesture or by
Haptics RGB LED contact — lighting up an area when
Driver
Driver
the hand approaches it or push to
ESD ESD ESD ESD ESD ESD ESD ESD
zoom in/ pull to zoom out on a touch
I/O Expander I2C
screen, for example.
Hall
Haptics Inductive Dir HMI LIN
ESD
Sensor Quadrature LIN
Driver Sense Controller Bus
Decoder
Hall Count
Sensor
Capacitive
Sense
ESD protection for HMI
voltage (min) (V)
contact (+/- kV)
air-gap (+/- kV)

IO capacitance
IEC 61000-4-2
IEC 61000-4-2
# of channels
Breakdown
(typ) (pF)
Operating
Bi/uni- Clamping temp range
Device Interface directional voltage (V) (°C) Differentiating features
GPIO, LVDS, I2C, SPI, analog, display,
TPD4E001-Q1 4 1.5 11 8 15 Uni-directional 16 -40 to 125 Low 10nA leakage current
LCD, memory, SIM card, Ethernet
Ultra low Rdyn for ultra low clamp,
GPIO, LVDS, I2C, SPI, analog, display,
TPD2E2U06-Q1 2 1.5 6.5 25 30 Uni-directional 9.7 -40 to 125 different package options (SC70,
LCD
SOT-23)
GPIO, LCD display, LVDS, FPD-link,
TPD6F002-Q1 6 17 6 20 30 Uni-directional 11 -40 to 125 ESD + EMI filter
memory
Hall sensors
Operating
Operating supply temp
Device A or D out Output voltage (V) (°C) Description Package
DRV5053-Q1 Analog Bipolar 2.5 to 38 -40 to 150 Automotive high-sensitivity 38V digital Halls SOT-23 or TO-92
DRV5013-Q1 Digital Bipolar latch 2.5 to 38 -40 to 150 Automotive high-sensitivity 38V digital Halls SOT-23 or TO-92
DRV5023-Q1 Digital Unipolar switch 2.5 to 38 -40 to 150 Automotive high-sensitivity 38V digital Halls SOT-23 or TO-92
DRV5033-Q1 Digital Omnipolar switch 2.5 to 38 -40 to 150 Automotive high-sensitivity 38V digital Halls SOT-23 or TO-92

Camera interface
The camera interface subsystem is utilized in infotainment for single camera Design considerations
functions such as back-up monitoring or multiple camera configurations used in • Power over data line systems can
surround view park assist. The interface to the camera is commonly analog for see voltage drops across the cable.
video graphics array (VGA) cameras or LVDS for digital cameras supporting YUV Boost converters off of the 5 V rail
or camera serial interface(CSI-II). Power is commonly delivered to the camera are typically used to generate
in the same cable for analog systems or over the data line in digital camera 8 – 12 V rails.
systems. • The cameras are only utilized in
1.8 V 2.8 V
parking or back-up situations and
1.8 V 3.3 V
1.8 V 3.3 V
are powered down when not in use.
10/12 bit 10/12 bit
Parallel 4 Port Hub LVDS LVDS
Serializer
VGA-
ParallelImager MPXL Clock
Typically 8-12 V input high-side
Deserializer Imager
I2C
5m to 10m
switches are used to power down
LV LV LV
8 V to 5 V @ 300 mA DC/DC LDO LDO the cameras.
Boost 6-12V High Side
DC/DC Switch ADAS – Camera Module with Digital Interface • Frozen image or other non-reliable
Digital Backup
frame data detection is typically
Digital Surround
required to ensure the driver is aware
1.8 V 3.3 V
of the validity of the data presented.
10/12 bit
4 Port Hub 5m to 10m 1.8 V 2.8 V
Parallel LVDS 1.8 V 3.3 V
Deserializer
I2C 10/12 bit
LVDS MPXL VGA-
Serializer ParallelImager MPXL Clock
Imager
Boost 6-12V LV LV LV
DC/DC High Side 5 V @ 300 mA DC/DC LDO LDO
Switch
ADAS – Camera Module with Digital Interface
LVDS for camera
Max cable line rate (Mbps)
Simultaneous cable ports
Max clock speed (MHz)
CSI-2 replication mode

Max parallel bus (bits)
Max CSI-2 lane speed
Sync clock mode

Coax support
Compatibility
Diagnostics
CSI-2 ports
Interface
Function
Package
Estimated
(Mbps)
package size
Device Differentiating features (WxL)(mm2)
914A, 934, [pf]32WQFN[/pf]:
DS90UB913A-Q1 Serializer LVCMOS 12 100 – – – 1 1400 – – CRC, I2C config BIST WQFN
954, 964, 960 5 x 5: 25 mm2
914A, 934, [pf]32WQFN[/pf]:
DS90UB913Q-Q1 Serializer LVCMOS 12 100 – – – 1 1400 – – CRC, I2C config BIST WQFN
954, 964, 960 5 x 5: 25 mm2
[pf]48WQFN[/pf]:
DS90UB914A-Q1 Deserializer LVCMOS 12 100 – – – 1 1400 3 – 2:1 input mux CRC, I2C config BIST 913A, 933 WQFN
7 x 7: 49 mm2
[pf]48WQFN[/pf]:
DS90UB914Q-Q1 Deserializer LVCMOS 12 100 – – – 1 1400 3 – 2:1 input mux CRC, I2C config BIST 913A, 933 WQFN
7 x 7: 49 mm2
Smart high side switches

Nominal RDSon Nominal load Load
# of per channel current per dump Output Standby Program AEC Q100-
Device channels (25°C) channel (A) (V) clamp (V) Iq (µA) Currrent sense accuracy current limit 012 Package
±30mA @ 1A ±20% ≥
TPS1H100-Q1 1 80mΩ 4 48 50 ~ 70 0.5
±4mA @ 5mA 500mA
Grade A HTSSOP14
±15mA @ 500mA ±20% ≥

TPS2H160-Q1 2 160mΩ 1.8 48 50 ~ 70 0.5
±3mA @ 5mA 250mA
TBD HTSSOP16
±1.5mA @ 50mA
TPS2H000-Q1 2 1Ω 0.5 48 50 ~ 70 0.5
±0.5mA @ 1mA
±20% ≥ 50mA TBD HTSSOP16
±15mA @ 500mA ±20% ≥

TPS4H160-Q1 4 160mΩ 1.5 48 50 ~ 70 0.5
±3mA @ 5mA 250mA
TBD HTSSOP28
±1.5mA @ 50mA
TPS4H000-Q1 4 1Ω 0.5 48 50 ~ 70 0.5
±0.5mA @ 1mA
±20% ≥ 50mA TBD HTSSOP20

Tell-tale LEDs, ambient backlighting, chimes and handsfree
The tell-tale, ambient backlight, chime and handsfree subsystems typically Design considerations
relate to cluster applications. The tell-tale and chime functionality provides • Chimes are typically designed in single
driver warning signaling both visually and audibly. Ambient backlighting provides speaker (mono) configurations and need
enough light to analog gauges to provide the driver information, but can be to provide enough output power to be
adjusted to not blind them in dark settings. heard even in battery voltage conditions
such as cold crank or start-stop.
• Ambient lighting should maintain
RGB
its light level even during transients
Backlight on the input voltage. It is typically
Drivers
accomplished with a string of LEDs
Processor requiring a boost topology and needs
w/Stepper Motor to be dimmed by the applications
Driver
DAC Class processor.
D
• Tell-tale LEDs need to be turned on
independently and typically have the
Telltale same light level maintenance required
LED
Drivers by the ambient lighting. Tell-tale LEDs
can be constantly on or flashing to
gain driver attention. For example, fuel
Component recommendations lamps are constantly on versus the
check engine light which flashes.
Indicator LED drivers
Output clamp (V)
# of channel
Daisy chain
Current set
Output EN
MCU I/F
Current
Vcc (V)
Device Package Protection & diagnosis

<50mA/ch, non- SER IN Yes / SER SOIC-16 /
TLC6C598-Q1 8 Ind. resistor 3~5.5 40 3 Thermal Shutdown
constant (10MHz) OUT TSSOP-16
<50mA/ch, non- SER IN Yes / SER SOIC-20 /
TLC6C5912-Q1 12 Ind. resistor 3~5.5 40 3 Thermal Shutdown
constant (10MHz) OUT TSSOP-20
5~120mA/ch, SPI Yes / SER
TLC5916-Q1 8 Global dot (8bit) 3~5.5 17 3 SOIC-16 Thermal Shutdown, OT, Open Load, Short to GND
constant (30MHz) OUT
5~120mA/ch, SPI Yes / SER Thermal Shutdown, OT, Open Load, Short to
TLC5917-Q1 8 Global dot (8bit) 3~5.5 17 3 SOIC-16
constant (30MHz) OUT GND, LED Short
5~120mA/ch, SPI Yes / SER
TLC5926-Q1 16 Global dot (8bit) 3~5.5 17 3 HTSSOP-24 Thermal Shutdown, OT, Open Load, Short to GND
constant (30MHz) OUT
5~120mA/ch, SPI Yes / SER Thermal Shutdown, OT, Open Load, Short to
TLC5927-Q1 16 Global dot (8bit) 3~5.5 17 3 HTSSOP-24
constant (30MHz) OUT GND, LED Short
Ind. dot (6bit) & ind. int. SPI Yes / SER
TLC5941-Q1 16 0~60mA/ch, constant 3~5.5 17 3 HTSSOP-28 Over Temp, Open Load, Short to GND
PWM (12 bit) (30MHz) OUT
10~75mA/ch, Ind. dot (8bit) & Ext. 6 SPI Yes / SER Thermal Shutdown, OT, Open Load, Short to
TLC6C5712-Q1 12 3~5.5 7 3 HTSSOP-28
constant PWM arbitrary mapping (2.5MHz) OUT GND, LED Short, Adjacent Short Detection
5~120mA/ch,
TLC59116-Q1 16 Ind. resistor 3~5.5 17 I 2C I 2C 3 HTSSOP-28 Thermal Shutdown, OT, Open Load
constant
Audio amps for clusters and handsfree telematics

Analog or digital
Output power @
Output power @
Standby current
diagnostics
Vin max (V)
Vin min (V)
Vin max
Ambient
Vin min
Built in
temp range Survives

input
(µA)
Device (°C) load dump Differentiating features
TPA3111D1-Q1 8 26 Analog 10 Power limiter and DC detect circuitry; differential inputs

7 20 -40 to 125 – – greater than 90% efficiency (at 8 ohms)
Fully differential; supports down to 3Ω,
TPA6211A1-Q1 2.5 5.5 Analog 2.22 0.47 100 -40 to 105 – – fast start-up time
TAS5421-Q1 4.5 18 Analog 22 3 16 -40 to 125 Up to 40V 3 I2C diags and protection
TLV320DAC3100-Q1 2.7 5.5 Digital 1.6 0.7 – -40 to 85 – – Both digital and analog input
TAS5411-Q1 4.5 18 Analog 8 3 16 -40 to 125 Up to 40V 3 I2C diags and protection

Mid Vin buck and boost converters
Shutdown current µA
Quiescent current µA
Frequency sync pin

Output current (mA)
Enable/ power good

Vout fixed (V)
Synchronous
rectification
Vout adj (V)
Vin max (V)
Operating
Vin min (V)
Switching junction
(max)
frequecncy Fixed temperature
(typ)
Device (Typ. kHz) frequency range (°C) Package
Mid Vin (6 to 20V) buck converter
0.9
TPS62170-Q1 3.0 17
to 6
1.8/3.3 3 500 2250 17 25 Quasi fixed – 3 -40 to 125 2x2 QFN
0.9
TPS62153A-Q1 3.0 17.0
to 6
5 3 1000 2250 17 25 Quasi fixed – 3 -40 to 125 3x3 QFN
0.9
TPS62160-Q1 3.0 17
to 6
– 3 1000 2250 17 25 Quasi fixed – 3 -40 to 125 2x2 SON
1.2
TPS62110-Q1 3.1 17 to – 3 1500 1000 23 5 3 3 3 -40 to 125 QFN
16
0.9
TPS62133A-Q1 3.0 17.0
to 6
5 3 3000 2250 17 25 Quasi fixed – 3 -40 to 125 3x3 QFN
Mid Vin (6 to 20V) boost converter
Vin to
TPS61175-Q1 2.9 18
38
– – 3.8 200 - 2200 3500 1.5 Selectable 3 3 -40 to 125 14-pin HTSSOP
Vin to
TPS61170-Q1 3 18
38
– – 1.2 1200 3500 1.5 3 – – -40 to 125 2x2 SON
Current sensing
voltage range (V)
Common mode
drift +/-µV/°C
Bidirectional
Gain error %
Gain version
Input offset
Input offset
Low-side
Gain V/V
Package
Operating
Capable
capable
(+/-µV)
Supply temp.
Device Differentiating features Output range range (°C)
INA210-Q1,
Industry’s best combination
INA211-Q1,
50, 75, 100, of high-accuracy, low-drift,
INA210-Q1 INA212-Q1,
-0.3 to 26 35 0.1 200, 500, 0.02 small footprint, low power 3 3 Analog voltage 2.7 to 26 -40 to 125 SC70 6
Family INA213-Q1,
1000 consumption and enables
INA214-Q1,
smaller shunt values
INA215-Q1
Lower cost, lower
performance INA21X,
best combination of
INA199-Q1 INA199Bx-Q1 -0.3 to 26 150 0.1 50, 100, 200 0.02 high-accuracy, low-drift, 3 3 Analog voltage 2.7 to 26 -40 to 125 SC70 6
small footprint, low power
consumption, and enables
smaller shunt values
INA282-Q1, High accuracy, small
INA283-Q1, footprint, high-common
INA282-Q1 50, 100, 200, SOIC 8
INA284-Q1, -14 to 80 70 0.3 0.4 mode voltage device, 3 3 Analog voltage 2.7 to 18 -40 to 125
Family 500, 1000 VSSOP 8
INA285-Q1, however, not good for in-
INA286-Q1 line motor control
Simple overcurrent
INA300-Q1 – 0 to 36 650 0.1 – –
protection comparator
3 3 Analog ALERT 2.7 to 5.5 -40 to 125 VSSOP 10
Overcurrent protection
comparator with fast Analog voltage,
INA301-Q1 INA301Ax-Q1 0 to 36 100 0.1 20, 50, 100 0.15
response and high-slew-
– 3
analog ALERT
2.7 to 5.5 -40 to 125 VSSOP 8
rate amplifier output
Programmable:
Enables up to 40V fail-safe
INA225-Q1 – 0 to 36 150 0.1 25, 50, 100, 0.1 3 3 Analog voltage 2.7 to 36 -40 to 125 VSSOP 8
common mode voltage
200
Industry's most accurate
I2C,
INA226-Q1 – 0 to 36 10 0.02 1 0.02 device with 10µV of offset 3 3 2.7 to 5.5 -40 to 125 VSSOP 10
digital ALERT
and 0.1% gain error

Current sensing (cont.)
Common mode
drift +/-µV/°C
voltage range
Bi-directional
Gain error %
Gain version
Input offset
Input offset
Low-side
Gain V/V
Package
capable
capable
Operating
(+/-µV)
Supply temp.
Device Differentiating features Output range range (°C)
Triple channel current/ I2C,
INA3221-Q1 – 0 to 26 80 0.1 1 0.1 power monitor - on 3 3 2.7 to 5.5 -40 to 125 VQFN 16
digital ALERT
NVIDIA reference designs
Moderate accuracy, I2C,
INA230-Q1 – 0 to 28 50 0.1 1 0.2 3 3 2.7 to 5.5 -40 to 125 VSSOP 10
digital output digital ALERT
1, 0.5, 0.25, Zero drift, I2C out current/ I2C
INA220-Q1 – 0 to 26 50 0.16 0.2 3 3 3 to 5.5 -40 to 125 VSSOP 10
0.125 power monitor
INA193A-Q1,
INA94A-Q1,
INA193A-Q1 INA195A-Q1, -16 to 80 Wide common-mode Analog
2000 2.5 20 2 – 3 2.7 to 18 -40 to 125 SOT-23 5
Family INA196A-Q1, voltage voltage
INA197A-Q1,
INA198A-Q1
Analog
LMP8278Q-Q1 – -2 to 40 2000 2.5 14 0.5 – – 3 4.5 to 5.5 -40 to 125 VSSOP 8
voltage
INA138-Q1 – 2.7 to 36 2000 1 Adjustable 1 Current output – – Analog current 2.7 to 36 -40 to 125 TSSOP 8
SOT-23 5
INA200-Q1, Analog
INA200-Q1 INA201-Q1, -16 to 80 2500 5 20 0.2 Integrated comparator – 3 voltage, 2.7 to 18 -40 to 125 VSSOP 8
Family INA202-Q1 analog ALERT
Analog
INA203-Q1 – -16 to 80 2500 5 20 0.2 Integrated comparator – 3 voltage, 2.7 to 18 -40 to 125 TSSOP 14
analog ALERT
INA270A-Q1 INA270A-Q1, -16 to 80 Wide common-mode Analog
2500 2.5 14, 20 0.2 – 3 2.7 to 18 -40 to 125 SOIC 8
Family INA271A-Q1 voltage voltage

TI designs
Reference designs for infotainment
TIDA-00133: Automotive mega pixel CMOS camera reference design

Description Features
This design is a high speed serial video interface to connect a remote automotive • Supports 1 Mpixel image sensors
camera module to a display or machine vision processing system. It uses TI’s • 2:1 input mux on DS90UB914A-Q1 allows 2 cameras to use only one video interface
FPD-Link III SerDes technology to transmit uncompressed MegaPixel video data, • Supports RAW RGB or YUV data streams
bidirectional control signals and power either over shielded twisted pair or coax • Adaptive equalizer auto calibrates for cable length, aging and over temperature
cable. This design incorporates the DS90UB913A-CXEVM and DS90UB914A-CXEVM • Diagnostic and built-in self-test (BIST) for ASIL B applications
boards together to create the solution.
Learn more at: www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-00133
TIDA-00724: Automotive eCall audio subsystem reference design

The efficiency and diagnostics necessary for automotive emergency call (eCall) • The integrated load-dump protection reduces external voltage clamp cost and size
systems generate unique requirements for the audio subsystem, such as speaker • Onboard load diagnostics report the status of the speaker through I2C, which reduces
diagnostics, and low power consumption. This TI design shows how to use TI’s external components needed for diagnostic coverage
automotive two-channel audio codec (TLV320AIC3104-Q1) and a class-D audio • TLV320AIC3104-Q1 + TAS5411-Q1 combo allows for reduced power consumption,
amplifier (TAS5411-Q1) for eCall applications. reduced heat and reduced peak currents in the electrical system
• TAS5411-Q1 provides up to 8 W output power for loud, clear audio in an unpredictable
emergency environment
• Additional output from the TLV320AIC3104-Q1 can be used for the head unit or other car
Learn more at: www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-00724 audio needs and eliminates the need for another device
TIDA-00159: Automotive eCall reference design

This design is for vehicles equipped with eCall systems which has the capability • The TPS43330-Q1 pre-boost circuit supports automotive start/stop and boosts back-up
to enable phone calls to an emergency service center in the event of an accident. battery supply voltage, allowing operation down to 2 V at the input
Customers can accelerate the design of their eCall systems by taking advantage of • The TAS5421-Q1 delivers 10 W output power at 8 Ω which translates to clear and loud
a complete reference design comprised of analog AEC-Q100 qualified integrated audio
circuits (ICs) from TI. This design creates a robust, solution that is scalable with • The audio amplifier also features integrated diagnostics to increase the safety level
flexible power operations which allows the system to be powered from the main • The components offered in this system provide load dump protection against input
car battery or the back-up cell battery. transients up to 40 V
• Can sustain a 10 to 15 minute phone call in emergency sitµAtions
TIDA-00845: Two-port automotive USB 2.0 hub with short-to-battery protection reference design
TIDA-00845 is comprised of the TUSB4020BI-Q1, a two-port USB 2.0 hub, with • Fully functional USB hub with built-In short-to-battery test simulator on downstream port 1
short-to-battery (STB) and short-circuit protection on both downstream ports • Supports USB 2.0 high-speed data rates
provided by the TPD3S714-Q1. Downstream port 1 (DP1) includes a STB tester for • Short-to-battery protection (up to 18 V) on VBUS_CON, VD+, VD-
applying 18V DC, using two TPD3S714-Q1s to protect both the hub and a periph- • Short-to-ground protection on VBUS_CON for downstream port 2
eral, for easily demonstrating pre-test and post-test functionality. Downstream port • Over-current protection current limit: 550 mA (min)
2 (DP2) represents a best practice design. • IEC 61000-4-2 (level 4) system level ESD protection at VBUS_CON, VD+, VD-
TIDA-00801: Automotive off-battery infotainment processor power reference design

This design is a full off-battery to point-of-load power solution supporting input voltages • Supports power and sequencing requirements of modern processors
as low as 2 V. It uses the boost plus buck DC/DC regulator TPS43330A-Q1 supporting • Supports cranking profiles
an input voltage range of 2 V to 40 V and allowing the design to support not only start- • Supports peripheral supplies (I/Os, memory)
stop but also cold crank conditions. The TPS659039-Q1 integrated power management • Small form factor
IC supplies point-of-load power to an application processor such as the TDA2x/
DRA7xx. Also included is a 5 V/4 A load switch, the TPS22965-Q1, and a linear regulator
TPS51200-Q1 for DDR termination supply.

TI designs
Reference designs for infotainment
TIDA-00169: Automotive TFT-LCD display solution

This design provides light sensing, without the introduction of dedicated support • Wide input voltage range: off battery 4.5 V to 40 V power supply
lines back to the host processor. This design is implemented using two boards. The • All video and support communications through LVDS
main electronics board, SAT0059, is where the deserializer, microprocessor, backlight • Supporting 24-bit RGB video
controller, haptics drivers and power supply are located. The LCD interface board, • 400k bit back channel I2C connection for multi-touch input
SAT0096, is a physical and electrical interface to a specific LCD panel. The SAT0096 is • Multi-touch input supported via 400k bit back channel I2C connection
designed for a Microtips UMSH-8596MD-20T display. If a different display is to be used, • Haptic feedback
a new LCD Interface board would likely need to be designed. • State of art I2C/SPI interface LED backlighting controller with dimming ratio of >10,000:1,
switching frequency ~ 2.2 MHz, hybrid dimming and safety and fault tolerances/functions
• Backlight adjustable to inputs
• Ambient light sensor
Learn more at: www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-00169 • Thermistor inputs on the LCD and the back light to enable thermal protection
TIDA-00573: Automotive 4-channel class D amplifier reference design for head unit
This design provides a class D based amplifier solution that allows it to be evaluated • Able to withstand load-dump conditions
in the form factor of a typical class AB amplifier. The design is optimized to mitigate • Size/space optimized design
thermals associated with audio amplifiers and to minimize switching noises associated • CISPR-25 tested EMI
with class D amplifiers. This design is comprised of two parts. The first highlights the • Able to withstand start/stop operation down to 5.6 V
audio amplifier module while the second highlights the circuitry needed to incorporate
it into a base board. The pair of boards allows stand-alone performance testing of the
design.
TIDA-00828: Inductive sensing 32-position encoder knob reference design

An inductive sensing based incremental encoder knob design that can provide a • High reliability, contactless, encoder implementation suitable for dirty, wet and other
robust and interface for control inputs. It can reliably operate in environments which challenging environments
have dirt, moisture or oil which would pose issues for alternate sensing technolo- • Scalable to support multiples of 4 positions/rotation
gies. This solution requires no magnets. • Minimal MCU requirements
• No permanent magnets required; operates effectively even with magnetic or electrical
environmental interference
TIDA-00804: Automotive i.MX6 quad core processor power reference design

This design is a discrete power solution for the i.MX6Q Automotive i.MX6 quad • Wide input voltage range: off battery 6V to 42V power supply to support start-stop
core processor power reference design core application processor. All the DC-DC system and load dump
regulators operate at frequencies above the AM radio broadcast band to avoid • The DC-DC regulators all operate above 1.8 MHz to avoid AM band interference
interference with the radio and to provide a small solution size due to smaller filter • Very small form factor: 75mm x 58mm circuit board dimensions
components. The first stage DC-DC converter can support a voltage input range of • No power sequencer necessary
6V to 42V, allowing the design to support start-stop operation as well as load dump. • Less than 5% ripple on all power rails
The second stage DC-DC converters provide all the necessary power rails to power
the i.MX6Q. No power sequencer is necessary for this design. The PWB is a 4 layer
board with 2 oz. copper to provide good power dissipation at 85 °C ambient.

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Tell-tale LEDs, ambient backlighting, chimes and handsfree

Other devices for automotive

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Wide Vin buck-boost

Wide Vin buck controllers

Reverse battery protection

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Wide Vin buck converters

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Wide Vin multirail supplies

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Op amps and comparators

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Analog switches and mux / demux

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High side switches – low Vin

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3.3 V/2.5 V/1.8 V

3.3 V needed for secure digital input output

Device Differentiating features Package

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Low Vin multirail supplies

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Integrated display Design considerations

Haptics this EMI.

I/O Expander the backlight LEDs do not drive the

for the panel.

Remote display design considerations Design considerations

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LVDS for display

Temp range (°C)

LVDS for automotive

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Analog and power (display bias power)

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Audio ADCs and DACs

Audio (other devices)

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Low Drop Out (LDO) Regulators

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Low Drop Out (LDO) Regulators (cont.)

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Media interface design considerations Design considerations

USB CDP Power USB SDP

Card Translator a voltage droop across the resistance

Wide VIN i sense

USB CDP Power

BC1.2 USB 2.0/3.0

Analog Audio In USB Hub

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ISO 10605 air-gap

contact (+/- kV)

time data lines

contact (+/- kV)