Safety System Basis Chips (Safety SBCs)

Our SBCs portfolio offers solutions for today's automotive control units and can also supply a high level of functional safety.

Connected directly to the battery, our SBCs portfolio offers power management solutions for todays automotive applications and control units. Its also integrates high level of system feature and allows high level of functional safety with large portfolio from QM to ASIL D level.

This portfolio shows our NXP's CAN/LIN System Basis Chips and our Safety System Basis Chips.

Featured Safety SBC Products

FS26 New

Safety SBC with low power fit for ASIL D.

FS4500

Grade 1 and Grade 0 safety power SBC with CAN flexible data transceiver.

FS5502

High voltage PMIC with multiple SMPS and LDO, primary companion chip for S32Rx.

FS5600

Automotive dual buck regulator and controller with voltage monitors and watchdog timer.

FS6500

Grade 1 and Grade 0 safety power SBC with CAN flexible data transceiver.

FS6600

Safety SBC for S32S2 microcontroller, fit for ASIL D.

FS8400

SBC Chip for S32 microcontrollers, fit for ASIL B.

FS86

SBC for domain controller, fit for ASIL B and D.

MC33903

SBC Gen2 with high-speed CAN and LIN.

MC33904

System basis chip Gen2 with high-speed CAN.

MC33905

SBC Gen2 with high-speed CAN and LIN.

VR5510

Multi-channel (9) PMIC for S32G processor – 8 high power, 1 low power, fit for ASIL D safety level.

UJA113xHW

Buck/boost high-speed CAN/dual LIN system basis chip family.

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This platform facilitates the design of safe power management systems thanks to a portfolio of configurable and linkable devices. It simplifies complex power supply subsystems into a single smart solution.

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