Renesas Electronics’ R-Car SOC for car infotainment and advanced driving assistant systems (ADAS) along with the RH850 automotive control microcontroller (MCU) have been adopted by Nissan. These chips will be utilized for the latter’s ProPILOT Park- a full-fledged automated-parking system of Nissan LEAF.
The R-Car SoC plays an eminent role in the ProPILOT Park of Nissan LEAF. It identifies adequate parking spaces, ensures there are no obstacles, and issues control commands for acceleration, braking, steering, and shifting.
The chip includes Renesas’ exclusive parallel image processor that takes high-resolution images from the latest automotive CMOS digital cameras. It is capable of performing high-speed, low-power signal processing.
Renesas High-Performance Automotive Chips adopted by Nissan LEAF ProPILOT
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Besides, the RH850 MCU accepts the chassis control commands from the R-Car SOC, whereby these commands are transmitted to the various electronic control units (ECUs) used. This, in turn, allows Nissan LEAF ProPILOT Park to achieve safe and reliable parking operation.
Through its new advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS) and automated driving platform, Renesas aims to render a safe, secure, and convenient driving experience by offering innovative solutions for next-gen cars.
About Renesas Electronics Corporation
Renesas Electronics Corporation delivers trusted embedded design innovation with complete semiconductor solutions that enable billions of connected, intelligent devices to enhance the way people work and live—securely and safely.
The number one global supplier of microcontrollers, and a leader in Analog & Power and SoC products, Renesas provides the expertise, quality, and comprehensive solutions for a broad range of Automotive, Industrial, Home Electronics (HE), Office Automation (OA) and Information Communication Technology (ICT) applications to help shape a limitless future.
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