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Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Sensor Fusion ECU Solutions

An ECU —also known as an electronic control module (ECM)—is an embedded system within an automobile that controls one or more of the electrical systems, functioning as the vehicle’s brain for automotive sensor fusion domain controllers. This module translates real-world sensor inputs to action, alerting the driver or assisting to alleviate potentially unsafe situations. Analog Devices provides reliable analog ICs that enable the requisite automotive safety integrity levels, up to ASIL-D, for automotive ECMs.

ADAS ECUs support a number of advanced driver assistance systems aimed at further increasing road safety.

 

Value and Benefits

For the increasingly sophisticated ADAS, we deliver higher power in smaller solution footprints. Our power management solutions ensure supply for a sensor fusion domain controller ECU to be regulated with 36V or more at its input, taking care of load dumps or double-battery jumps. Our solutions control the IC’s very low dropout to maintain regulation through cold crank pulses regardless of shape, while its low operating quiescent current and high efficiency preserves the battery charge and meet automotive standby requirements.

We offer feature-rich automotive power solutions that achieve high efficiency, low noise, and minimal size by reducing external components and design complexity. Our portfolio offers varied ASIL capabilities to meet or exceed your design’s safety requirements.

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Handle high voltage situations like load dumps or double battery jumps

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Ride through low voltage cold crank conditions

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Draw minimal current in standby conditions, a.k.a. low quiescent current

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