Electronic Control Unit
With the advance of automotive industry and realization of Level 3 (Conditional Driving Automation) or even full driving automation, vehicles nowadays contain 100 or more Electronic Control Units (ECUs). The number of ECUs is still increasing as automakers continue to add new features and functions.
To fulfill the demand of real-time data processing of sensor technology, Domain Control Units (DCUs) has been adapted by latest automotive electronic control systems. ECUs are grouped by function (e.g., engine and power steering control, safety features, and comfort features) and controlled by 4 to 5 DCUs. This sophisticated system is powered by multi-core processors and larger storage capacity, supported by high-speed and high-volume data transmission of automotive Ethernet network.
The coexistence of current and new structure is posing a huge challenge to automotive engineers. FlexRay, CAN and other existing architectures are still seen in sensor systems. For the latest ECU and MCU, Nextron’s broad range of standard interfaces and components including 4mm cable to board connectors, 2.54mm & 2.2mm board to wire connectors, 1.27mm board to board connectors as well as BMS and press-fit power elements for inverters have been adapted by multiple EV brands. Nextron believes that reliable and cost-efficient components will continue to play a vital role in the automotive ecosystem.
Regarding domain controllers and automotive ethernet, Nextron provides Single Pair Ethernet products that meet industry specifications that are ready to support key technologies such as LiDAR and 4D imaging radar for autonomous driving.
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4.0mm waterproof connector
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Power Terminal series
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Power Element series
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STC 1.27mm series
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SBC 2.54mm series
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