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Development Of Smart Automotive Electronic Control Units by Leading Chipmakers (pre-order)

March 04, 2024 / EricTu

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Abstract

With the burgeoning advancement of smart car-related technologies such as smart cockpits, connected vehicles, and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), automotive electronic control units (ECUs), which act as the brain of vehicles, are poised to enhance vehicle functionalities. In recent years, leading international chipmakers have delved into product development in this domain. Both traditional automotive chip manufacturers and emerging players in the information and communication chip sector have launched products tailored to diverse market segments while meeting the stringent safety and reliability standards of the automotive industry. This report explores the development landscape of automotive ECUs by major chipmakers, including Qualcomm, Nvidia, MediaTek, NXP, and TI.

Table of Contents
1. Preface

1.1 Scope of Smart Automotive ECUs

2. Development of Leading Chipmakers’ Smart Automotive ECUs

2.1 Qualcomm

2.1.1 Snapdragon Car-to-Cloud Services

2.1.2 Snapdragon Auto Connectivity Platform

2.1.3 Snapdragon Cockpit Platform

2.1.4 Snapdragon Ride Platform for ADAS

2.1.5 Snapdragon Ride Flex Leads the Integration Trend of Smart Cockpit & ADAS (Cockpit-driving Integration)

2.1.6 Key Aspects of Qualcomm's Strategic Expansion in the Automotive Market

2.2 Nvidia

2.2.1 Nvidia Xavier

2.2.2 Nvidia Drive Orin

2.2.3 Nvidia Drive Thor

2.2.4 Nvidia Drive Hyperion Full-Stack Solution

2.2.5 Nvidia's Full Range of Solutions Boast Scalability & High Computing Power

2.3 MediaTek

2.3.1 Autus Brand (1st Generation Products)

2.3.2 Dimensity Auto Brand (2nd Generation Products)

2.3.3 Leveraging Advantages in Consumer Electronics for Automotive Connectivity Solutions

2.4 NXP

2.4.1 NXP S32 Platform

2.4.2 Continued Optimization in Image Perception and Information Security

2.5 TI

2.5.1 Jacinto 7 Processor Platform

2.5.2 TDA4 ADAS Solution

2.5.3 Implementing Redundancy in Product Applications

3. Comparison of Leading Chipmakers' Smart Automotive ECUs

3.1 Leading Chipmakers Secure Market Share in Different Computing Segments

3.2 ECUs Diverging Towards Distributed and Centralized Architectures

4. MIC Perspective

Appendix

List of Companies

List of Figures
Figure 1: Qualcomm’s Four Major Automotive Product Lines

Figure 2: Architecture of Snapdragon Cockpit Platform

Figure 3: Level Differentiation of Snapdragon Ride Platform

Figure 4: Architecture and Features of Snapdragon Ride Flex

Figure 5: Application Scope of Snapdragon Ride Flex

Figure 6: Evolution of Nvidia Drive Chips

Figure 7: Architecture of Nvidia Xavier Chip

Figure 8: Architecture of Nvidia Drive Hyperion Full-Stack Solution (Using Hyperion 8 as an Example)

Figure 9: Illustration of MediaTek Dimensity Auto Products

Figure 10: Comparison of TI's ADAS Solutions

Figure 11: Major Chipmakers Dominate Product Segments with Varying Computing Power Requirements

Figure 12: Major Chipmakers' Products Shift From Distributed to Centralized Architectures

List of Tables
Table 1: Comparison of Qualcomm's Representative Smart Cockpit Products

Table 2: Comparison of Nvidia Products

Table 3: Comparison of TI's Core Computing Processors

Companies covered
Audi
AUO
Benz
BMW
Cadillac
Chevelle
E-Mirror
Ford
Foxconn
GM
Hyundai Motor
Infineon
Jaguar
Lenovo
Lucid Motors
MediaTek
Mercedes-Benz
NIO
Nvidia
NXP
oToBrite
Qualcomm
Renesas
STMicro
TI
Volvo
Weltmeister
Wistron
XPeng Motors
Zeekr

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