Automotive Applications
ON Semiconductor provides robust, AEC-qualified, PPAP-capable products for automotive applications, including mixed-signal ASICs; audio/video ASSPs; interfaces; drivers; dc-dc controllers, converters, & regulators; IGBTs & FETs; bipolar transistors; diodes & rectifiers; standard logic; and memory.
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Proven Automotive Capabilities
ON Semiconductor technologies enable complex high-voltage system-on-chip (SoC) solutions for the next generation of 42 V powered automobiles. The company offers a range of technologies that allow high voltage supply up to 100 V, and offers component integration including 8-, 16- and 32-bit embedded microprocessor cores. These technologies serve as the basis for automotive ASIC and application specific standard product (ASSP) solutions for powertrain, safety, body, dashboard, in-vehicle-networking (IVN), sensors, and actuator applications.
Sensor Interfaces
In addition to conditioning, converting, and processing signals from sensor elements, ON Semiconductor sensor interfaces can include temperature sensing, calibration, diagnostics, data retention, and data transmission interface protocols, for automotive applications including:
- Braking
- Yaw/ride control
- Compass
- Gas emission
- Drive-by-wire
- CMOS camera
Low Data Rate Wireless Applications
ON Semiconductor mixed-signal low data rate wireless ASIC technology provides a scalable path for integrating board-level and modular transmitter, receiver and transceiver applications such as:
- Remote entry/starting
- Door locking
- Tire monitoring
- Adaptive radio
- Occupancy/position verification
High-Voltage Interface Designs
ON Semiconductor high-voltage technologies provide the capability to drive actuators; protect circuitry against parasitic signals, like load dump, Schaffner pulses, ESD, or inductive loads; and handle 42 V power in the automotive network.
- Headlight controls
- 42 V switching
- Circuit protection
- Actuator driver
- Motor driver
- IVN applications
System-on-Chip
To support the system-on-chip (SoC) approach, ON Semiconductor offers a dedicated product line and system architects to work with customers to optimize system partitioning. The company's system architects have helped design SoC products for automotive applications including:
- Engine control
- Door module controls
- Mechatronics
- Network interface/protocol
- Cruise control
- Custom microcontrollers
- Space saving designs
