Check out NXP®’s extensive portfolio for all your interface and connectivity needs. Our devices include broadband communication ICs, transceivers and fail-safe SBCs for automotive, video SERDES, and many more, such as extensive solutions for the ubiquitous connectivity standards of UART, SPI, HDMI and I2C.
In-Vehicle Network
In-Vehicle Network
CAN Transceivers and Controllers
NXP®’s broad CAN and CAN FD portfolios cover all CAN functions and power modes, supporting bit rates up to 5 Mbit/s, with excellent EMC performance, leading quality and a multi-sourced industrial base.
FlexRay Transceivers
NXP offers highly robust, best-in-class FlexRay node transceivers and active star couplers with a gap-free specification, enhanced diagnosis, low-power management and different wake-up scenarios.
LIN Transceivers
NXP’s LIN portfolio includes a versatile range of single, dual and quad LIN transceivers with dedicated feature sets, as well as a complete set of LIN mini System Basis Chips enabling scalable, cost-effective, space optimized and customizable LIN ECU designs.
LIN, ISO9141, J1850 Physical Interfaces
These SMARTMOS® devices provide physical interface support for the J1850 and ISO9141 communication protocols.
Ethernet
NXP Automotive Ethernet portfolio leverages the unmatched company expertise on safety, security and true automotive focus, offering our customers high-quality and highly reliable solutions including PHY and switch products.
System Basis Chip
Our highly-integrated System Basis Chip (SBC) portfolio combines many key functions for a wide range of Automotive MCU-based applications. It provides flexible power management together with multiple CAN/LIN transceivers and additional system functions to simplify application design and to reduce overall system cost.
Automotive ICs and system solutions
Driving new car innovations through the Distribution channel.
Everything you need in a CAN transceiver
NXP MantisTM CAN transceivers for 12 V automotive applications.
What's New
Future Vehicle Networks and ECUs
This article reviews today’s Electronic Control Units (ECUs), especially from a semiconductor technology perspective.
Connecting the In-Car Experience
Connected mobility will bring more safety, more convenience, and customized entertainment while on the road.