LED Driver for Automotive Display Applications

by Szukang Hsien
Sep 24 2021
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Abstract

In today's entertainment and information-centered world, display plays a bigger role in customer mind when selecting a vehicle. Thus, automotive displays have been integrated in applications such as Instrument Clusters, Central Information Displays, Heads Up Display, Mirror Replacements, Rear-Seat Entertainment Displays, and many more, with a total of up to 12 displays per car. People also want home entertainment or phone or tablet display quality experience inside the car. Thus, bigger, wider, higher resolution and crisper displays are needed. In this solution guide, we will be showing various display needs in automotive applications, and how Maxim LED driver products can meet these criteria.

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Szukang Hsien
Szukang Hsien is the senior director for Analog Devices automotive power solutions. He is in charge of automotive display power, lighting, and USB solutions. Before Maxim, he worked at Texas Instruments for nine years. He ...

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