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Jean-philippe Meunier
System and Safety Solution Manager, NXP Semiconductors
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The growing demand of power delivery in various applications, like in ADAS, requires the design of multiple safety PMICs in the same module. The approach of this multi-PMIC configuration with various SoCs becomes complex and must satisfy the functional safety requirements at system level. During this session, we will cover how to use a multi-PMIC approach and meet the safety requirements using NXP solutions.
Functional Safety in Power Management ICs and Related System Considerations - Training Presentation
Jean-philippe Meunier
System and Safety Solution Manager, NXP Semiconductors
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