BD868C0MUF-C
PMIC for Automotive Camera
BD868C0MUF-C
PMIC for Automotive Camera
The PMIC BD868XXMUF-C series consists of primary DCDC, dual secondary DCDC, secondary liner regulator for CMOS sensor, and image sensing power supply. This IC is optimal for camera module, which requires small board with small package VQFN20FV3535. This IC has the spread spectrum providing a lower noise regulated outputs.
Product Detail
Functional Safety:
Specifications:
ch
4
Vin1(Min.)[V]
4
Vin1(Max.)[V]
18
Output Voltage1 (Min.)[V]
3.3
Output Voltage1 (Max.)[V]
3.3
Output Current Capacity 1 [A]
2
Output Voltage2 (Min.)[V]
1.2
Output Voltage2 (Max.)[V]
1.2
Output Current Capacity 2 [A]
1.2
SW frequency(Max.)[MHz]
2.25
Circuit Current(Typ.)[mA]
5
Serial I/F
I2C
Operating Temperature (Min.)[°C]
-40
Operating Temperature (Max.)[°C]
125
Package Size [mm]
3.5x3.5 (t=1)
Common Standard
AEC-Q100 (Automotive Grade)
Features:
- AEC-Q100 Qualified(Grade 1)
- ISO 26262 Process Compliant to Support ASIL-B
- Primary Buck DCDC Converter(VO1)
DCDC with Built-in FET
High Efficiency with Synchronous Rectification - Dual Secondary Buck DCDC Converter(VO2, VO3)
DCDC with Built-in FET
High Efficiency with Synchronous Rectification - Secondary LDO(VO4)
- Spread Spectrum Frequency Modulation
- Each Protection Function
- BIST at Startup
- 2-wire Interface communication(I2C protocol)
- GPO terminal for heater driver(BD868B0 base only)
Supporting Information
Overview
Meeting the strict requirements for functional safety allows the BD868xxMUF-C to facilitate safety design in next-generation vehicles equipped with ADAS. Moreover, the 4 power supply systems (3 DC/DC + 1 LDO) necessary for automotive cameras are integrated into a 3.5mm × 3.5mm package, achieve the industry's smallest size in comparable camera PMICs. They are equipped with an anomaly status notification mechanism such as abnormal voltage detection and feedback via I2C. This reduces the number of components by 3 compared to former solutions, which results into a 25% smaller mounting area compared to conventional solutions and contributes to smaller vehicle cameras. (The above 25% is just an example, further miniaturization is possible by optimizing for individual applications.) At the same time, a wide range of output voltage and sequence control settings can be configured to meet the varying requirements of CMOS image sensors from different manufacturers, simplifying development considerably.
Application Examples
- Rear view/perimeter cameras, drive recorders, driver monitoring systems, etc.
