With the need for cleaner cars and fewer emissions, NXP has developed a portfolio that provides the building blocks for all the different electric vehicle types:
Connected EV System Solutions NXPLive Demo
EV Inverter Control NXPLive Demo
Accelerating the adoption of SiC Power Modules in e-mobility for a greener future
Introduction to the FRDMGD31RPEVM and 1200V RoadPak SiC Module
NXP's Solutions for ICE, Electric and Hybrid Powertrain
Inverter Platform live demonstration
Perspective on Electrification Trends and the GreenBox Development Platform
Engineered for ISO 26262 ASIL D 3-phase Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (PMSM) control, 3-shunt current sensing, and resolver position sensing.
This automotive EV Power Inverter Control Reference Platform targets ISO 26262 ASIL D applications such as electric vehicle traction motors and DC to DC converters.
The RDGD3100F3PH5EVB is a fully functional three-phase Power Gate Drive reference design.
This Reference Design board provides a solution for 48 V Battery Management System (BMS) in vehicles.
NXP delivers the optimal performance, robust functional safety and power management that automakers and developers require for the next generation of electric and hybrid vehicles.
This whitepaper presents an example of a system safety concept based on NXP componenets for a high-voltage traction inverter for electric vehicles.
Learn how to use a multi-PMIC approach and meet the safety requirements using NXP solutions.
In this session, we will provide insights into the implementation of the Connected EV Management System based on the NXP GoldBox based on the S32G vehicle network processor for service-oriented gateways and the GreenBox based on the S32S for propulsion domain control, along with the key software and cloud technologies from AWS, and how they all work together to provide value propositions for connected EVs.
Learn about trends in vehicle dynamics and how S32S and S32K MPUs, and the GreenBox development platform, address them.
Explore the automotive electrification trend and how NXP is supporting the transition to sustainable electric transportation.
Design a high-performance dual motor control solution using the Time Processing Unit eTPU complex timers on the MPC5777C-DEVB development board.