Lattice Semiconductor Corporation, a leading supplier of low-power programmable devices, today announced the optimization of the CertusPro™-NX family of general-purpose FPGAs to support automotive and wider temperature applications. These new devices boast automotive-grade features, AEC-Q100 qualification, and the leading low power, high performance and small size of the CertusPro-NX FPGA family. And, with support for LPDDR4 external memory, they provide long-term stable support for applications such as display processing and bridging in infotainment systems, in-vehicle networking, and camera processing/sensor bridging in advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
Jay Aggarwal, director of product marketing at Lattice Semiconductor, said: "CertusPro-NX FPGAs are designed to enable customers to innovate in a variety of applications such as 5G, machine vision, network edge processing, and more. We are excited to bring the advanced capabilities of these devices to the automotive space. , accelerating the development of the next-generation driving experience. With CertusPro-NX automotive-grade FPGAs, we will provide automakers with a leading low-power, high-bandwidth and highly reliable platform to help them develop new mission-critical automotive systems."
"Designing reliable, high-performance automotive solutions is one of Teledyne FLIR's core competencies and focus areas," said Michael Walters, vice president of product management at Teledyne FLIR. Low-power infrared thermal imaging systems help us further our mission by making vehicles safer.
