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Body electronics are an electronic network of systems integrated into the vehicle that performs certain functions. Modern vehicles now contain a variety of subsystems that perform control functions, instrument diagnosis, and safety functions. These subsystems include mirror, windows, lighting, seat, door, keyless, security, IVI, telematics and vehicle access systems.

Advanced LED front lighting is paving the way for increased user functionality and safety by implementing matrix and beam forming technologies. Branding and styling options, as well as reliability boundaries are pushing into new frontiers for automotive exterior lighting. LED and power solutions are used in rear combination lamps (RCL), center high mount stop light (CHMSL) and for exterior lighting accents.

Linear and DC-DC LED drivers, power management, analog signal chain products, in-vehicle networking (IVN), MOSFETs and standard logic are provided with AEC qualification from onsemi to help automotive customers complete designs with minimal effort and uncomplicated execution.

Value Proposition

Components of the vehicle body electronics include sensors and sensor interfaces, activators, and monitoring circuits as well as communication relays. Our tested designs enable optimized use in the interior or under the hood, while our expertise in vehicle networks deliver optimized communication performance.

onsemi is your trusted supplier of automotive qualified product portfolio for vehicle body applications that provide flexibility and scalability to cover all trim levels and options to enhance the comfort and convenience of driver and passenger.

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Evaluation/Development Kits

NCV7544VTFS5C466GEVB: NCV7544 FLEXMOS™ Quad Half-Bridge MOSFET Pre-driver Evaluation Board

NCV7546VTFS5C460GEVB: NCV7546 FLEXMOSTM Hex Half-Bridge MOSFET Pre-driver

NCV68261MTWAITBG-GEVB: Ideal Diode and High Side Switch NMOS Controller Evaluation Board

NCV7707GEVB: Door Module Driver Evaluation Board

NCV7705GEVB: Door Module Driver Evaluation Board

SEC-PTC400-EVB: HVAC PTC IGBT Driver

NIV3071MTW3TWG eFuse Evaluation Board - Latch Version

NIV3071MTW4GEVB eFuse Evaluation Board – Auto-Retry Version

Reference Design

100 W Automotive Pre-Regulator, Non-Isolated, Synchronous Buck, NCV881930-Based Reference Design

This reference design describes the operation and the performance of a 100 W non-isolated synchronous buck automotive pre-regulator, based on the NCV881930 synchronous buck controller with four NVMFS5C460NL 40 V N-channel MOSFET.

30 W Automotive 2 MHz Pre-Regulator, Non-Isolated, Synchronous Buck, NCV891930-Based Reference Design

This reference design describes the operation and performance of the NCV891930 automotive synchronous buck controller with a NVMFD5C478NL 40 V dual N−channel FET.

PTC IGBT Driver Reference Design

This document is the entry point to the reference documentation of PTC heater discrete IGBT driver board evaluation platform, version 1.0.1.

Technical Documents

Cooling Concept Assessment for High Power Step−Down Conversion

This white paper aims to convey the underlying significance of using a heat sink to reduce thermal stress on electronic devices and the dependency of system thermal performance on various factors such as the position and size of the heat sink.

Top Cool Package for Power Discrete MOSFETs

In power applications, the majority of MOSFETs utilized tend to be surface mount devices (SMD).

High-Side SmartFETs with Analog Current Sense

This application note describes the structure and design philosophy of onsemi High Side SmartFETs, and serves as a guide to understand the operation of the device in specific applications.

Low-Side SmartFETs

The ever increasing density and complexity of automotive and industrial control electronics requires integration of components, wherever possible, so as to conserve space, reduce cost, and improve reliability.

MOSFET Selection for Reverse Polarity Protection

When the vehicle’s battery is damaged and needs replacement the probability of connecting the new battery in reverse is high.

NCV7685 I2C Programming Guide

This document deals with the recommendation how to control the NCV7685 devices using I2C protocol and how to configure OTPs.

MOSFET Gate Drive Requirements and Initial Parameter Set Solution with the NCV7544, NCV7546 and NCV7547 Half-bridge Pre-drivers

AND90124/D

Automatic HVAC Air Recirculation Made Easy with Stepper Motors

This technical note highlights the system requirements and operating conditions of automatic air recirculation valves and reviews compatibility of existing actuator types with these requirements.

Basics of In-Vehicle Networking (IVN)

This presentation deals with basics of LIN, CAN (FD), FlexRay and automotive Ethernet technologies.

The NIV3071 eFuse Advantages in Automotive Applications

The NIV3071 has many advantages in automotive applications as the trend of electrification trends and the prevalence of 48V systems continues to increase in the automotive markets.