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NXP Enables Multiple PMICs to Build Customized Power Management Solutions for Complex SoC

NXP Enables Multiple PMICs to Build Customized Power Management Solutions for Complex SoC

About This Training

Design engineers face several challenges when addressing power management needs for advanced SoCs. They need devices that enable complex power-up and power-down sequences that are intuitive, interchangeable and able to facilitate platform development for power management and safety.

Learn how NXP’s low-voltage PMIC family may be combined to act as a single integrated solution, due to auto-sync and embedded sequencer features. These devices also facilitate hardware and software reuse, as all devices share the same DNA (safety, flexibility and expandability). Once you learn how to use one device, you can easily use the others.

Presentation

NXP Enables Multiple PMICs to Build Customized Power Management Solutions for Complex SoC

What You Will Learn

Facilitate reuse from one development to the other
Ensure complex power up and down sequence between multiple devices
Enable safe platform development
Spread the thermal over the ECU
Offer flexibility via OTP

Presented by

Baher Ahmad

Segment Manager, NXP Semiconductor, BU Advanced Analog, Smart Power Management
Aurelien Sanchez

System Manager, NXP Semiconductor, BU Advanced Analog, Smart Power Management
Emmanuel Nana

Technical Marketing Manager, NXP Semiconductor, BU Advanced Analog

DURATION

1 hr

LANGUAGE

English

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Additional Resources

NXP Low Voltage PMIC Family Video

NXP Power Management Custom OTP Programming Video

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