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ESD protection devices for high-speed interfaces in automotive applications
Nexperia has launched a new range of ESD protection devices intended specifically at protecting the ever-increasing amount of high-speed interfaces encountered in automotive applications, particularly the in-vehicle networks associated with infotainment and vehicle communications.
As data rates increase and vehicles feature more electric content, the demand for EMC protection becomes more crucial and offering the correct type of protection is a challenge for design engineers. The company s TrEOS technology optimises the three pillars of ESD protection (Signal Integrity, System Protection and Robustness) to provide devices with the perfect combination of low capacitance, low clamping voltage and high ESD robustness.
Nexperia announces new ESD protection devices for high-speed interfaces in automotive applications
High performance 4-channel ESD protection for automotive multimedia and video link applications offering ideal signal integrity
Nijmegen, April 20, 2021: Nexperia, the expert in essential semiconductors, has announced a new range of ESD protection devices aimed specifically at protecting the ever-increasing number of high-speed interfaces found in automotive applications, especially the in-vehicle networks (IVN) associated with infotainment and vehicle communications.
As data rates increase and vehicles feature more electric content, the need for EMC protection becomes more critical and providing the correct type of protection is a challenge for design engineers. Nexperia’s TrEOS technology optimizes the three pillars of ESD protection (Signal Integrity, System Protection and Robustness) to deliver devices with the ideal combination of low capacitance, low clamping voltage and