Front View Camera

Overview

Camera systems in advanced driver assistance systems can analyze the video content for lane departure warning (LDW), automatic lane keeping assist (LKA), high/low beam headlight control and traffic sign recognition (TSR).

For a front view camera, an image sensor provides incoming video frames to a dual-core MCU optimized with DSP extensions for image processing. Additional system requirements include an appropriate physical communication interface, a power supply, an optional DRAM and embedded flash for low system cost.

Target Applications

Front view camera module
Head lamp assist (HLA)
Lane departure warning (LDW)
Lane keeping assist (LKA)
Traffic sign recognition (TSR)

NXP S32V Processor for Vision and Machine Learning Applications

NXP S32V Processor for Vision and Machine Learning Applications

6 ADAS Technologies for Safe and Secure Connected Vehicles

6 ADAS Technologies for Safe and Secure Connected Vehicles

Achieve ISO 26262 with NXP Safety products and solutions

Achieve ISO 26262 with NXP Safety products and solutions

Specifications

Front View Camera

Front View Camera

MCU

MPC567xK : Ultra-Reliable MPC567xK MCU for Automotive & Industrial Radar Applications
S32V2 processors for Vision, Machine Learning, and Sensor Fusion

Automotive Ethernet

SJA1105TEL : Five- Ports AVB & TSN Automotive Ethernet Switch
TJA1101 : 2nd generation Ethernet PHY Transceivers - IEEE 100BASE-T1 compliant

Power Management IC

FS8400 : Safety System Basis Chip for S32 Microcontrollers, Fit for ASIL B
PF5024 : Multi-Channel (4) PMIC for Automotive Applications – 4 High Power, fit for ASIL B Safety level

Design Resources

Documents ( 1 )

Product Brief ( 1 )

Documents

Product Brief ( 1 )

Automotive Vision Systems – Application Brief^{(REV
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Automotive Vision Processing and Streamlined Development Efficiency for ADAS
- PDF
- 1.7 MB
- 06 Apr 2020
- VISIONAPP_BRIEF
- [ English ]

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