Dalian Dapinjia Group launched a low-cost automotive lighting general-purpose single-chip solution based on Infineon products
chrispeng On November 4, 2021, Dalian General Holdings, a leading semiconductor component distributor dedicated to the Asia-Pacific market, announced that its subsidiary Pinjia has launched a low-cost automotive lighting general-purpose microcontroller based on Infineon’s CK8CKIT-044 evaluation board. solution.
Figure 1 – Display board diagram of Dalian Dapinjia’s low-cost automotive lighting general-purpose microcontroller solution based on Infineon products
Nowadays, automobiles have become an indispensable means of transportation in people’s lives, and their safety issues have also received great attention from the society. Among all the components of the car, the importance of taillights to the safety of the car is self-evident, and its existence has greatly reduced the occurrence of traffic accidents. Therefore, how to design various functions of taillights to maximize their value is an urgent problem for major manufacturers to solve. With the development of technology, today’s automobile taillights not only have a changeable appearance, but also have greatly improved functions, and the main credit for this is due to the design of the taillight control circuit. Dalian Dapinjia is based on Infineon’s low-cost automotive lighting general-purpose single-chip solution, which has ultra-high scalability and can realize flexible taillight control design.
Figure 2 – Block diagram of Dalian Dapinjia’s low-cost automotive lighting general-purpose microcontroller solution based on Infineon products
The core of this solution is the PSoC4200M chip, which is designed based on the Cypress PSoC4 platform and is a highly scalable and reconfigurable platform architecture. It has a built-in Cortex-M0 core, which combines a microcontroller and programmable digital logic, high-performance analog-to-digital conversion, operational amplifiers with comparator mode, and standard communication and timing peripherals, and is AEC-Q100 qualified, ensuring the solution Application design flexibility and field adjustment capability.
Figure 3-Scenario application diagram of Dalian Dapinjia’s low-cost automotive lighting general-purpose microcontroller solution based on Infineon products
In addition, this solution also provides Arduino interface, 6 pin Digilent PMOD module, two CapSense proximity headers and a CapSense gesture board, and integrates ambient light sensor, 3-axis accelerometer, PWM temperature sensor, RGB LED, push button switch, board Load programming/debugger, USB-UART/I2C bridge function module and Cypress F-RAM, etc., support 3.3V or 5V working voltage to meet design requirements.
Core technical advantages:
48MHz Arm Cortex-M0 CPU with DMA controller and RTC;
Maximum 128K Flash & 16K SRAM;
Up to 55 pins support touch keys;
two comparators (cmp);
Four op amps, programmable gain amplifiers (PGAs), comparators (CMPs), filters, etc.;
Four (2*8 bit, 2*7 bit) DACs;
Four Universal Digital Blocks (udbs): custom digital peripherals;
Eight programmable 16-bit timers/counters/pulse width modulators (PWM);
Four serial communication blocks (scbs) configurable as I2C master or slave, SPI master or slave, or UART;
Two CAN.
Program Specifications:
The working voltage is 3.3V or 5V;
With Arduino interface & 6 pin Digilent PMOD module;
Two CapSense proximity headers & a CapSense gesture board;
Ambient light sensor, 3-axis accelerometer, PWM temperature sensor.
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