The car of the future

ANALOG TECHNOLOGY ENABLES THE CAR OF THE FUTURE MAKING THE DRIVER EXPERIENCE GREENER → SAFER MORE FUN Did you know? Cars with head-up display are expected to rise to 9.1 million in 2020, up from 1.2 million in 2012. Idling for over 10 seconds uses more fuel and produces European research found that Sales projections show a 7% climb to 1.3 million this year? more C02 emissions than two-fifths of drivers had restarting your engine." difficulty seeing pedestrians. Enabling the car of the future Wireless charge portable electronics Wireless power transfer controllers allow for a fully charged phone, tablet or other portable device. Start/stop technology Advanced 3-phase motor drivers are key to replacing mechanical devices like pumps with electronic solutions. LL Advanced power train & charging Higher drive capability in isolated power improves switching losses for a more energy efficient system. 360 camera FPD-Link III chipsets drive video data up to 12-bit pixel depth from all sides to help see what your eyes can't. Auto-braking Unique signal conditioners for radar applications enable autonomous braking. Self-park Sensor conditioning circuits enable park assist and self-parking with up to 7 meters distance detection ability. HD virtual dashboards DLP® enabled virtual dashboards allow full-color, high-resolution video display on a curved surface and scalability of size. Infotainment High-power amplifiers offer superior audio performance with AM interference avoidance and pop-click reduction technology to customize a unique audio system. Head-up display Keep track of your car's speed and vitals with DLP enabled head-up display. DLP widens the field of view, increases brightness, and has flexibility to increase the virtual image distance to appear further out in your line of site. See more info at: www.ti.com/carofthefuture-info TEXAS INSTRUMENTS www.ti.com/analogautomotive-info References: ' http://www.who.int 2 http://oee.nrcan.gc.ca 3 http://articles.latimes.com