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Vendor:
T2M GmbH
Category:
CPU
Telematics Processors IP
Devices from Telematics family provide a cost effective microprocessor solution for automotive telematics applications based on a…
Overview
Devices from Telematics family provide a cost effective microprocessor solution for automotive telematics applications based on a MIPS efficient ARM - Cortex R4 processor.
In addition, an ARM - Cortex M3 controller is dedicated to real-time processing tasks.
Telematics devices come with a complete set of common interfaces (UART/I2S/I2C/USB/MMC) which make this family optimal for implementing a feature reach system as well as a cost effective solutions for automotive connectivity.
Telematics devices can provide enough processing capability to handle positioning and wireless data management typically required in telematics use cases. Moreover, they can handle the control of the in-vehicle CAN bus thanks to the independent and secure Cortex-M3 subsystem running its dedicated real-time OS. With its flexible memory configuration, they allow implementing a variety of systems, starting from very low cost applications based on a real time OS and scaling up to demanding applications based on rich Linux OS.
In addition, an ARM - Cortex M3 controller is dedicated to real-time processing tasks.
Telematics devices come with a complete set of common interfaces (UART/I2S/I2C/USB/MMC) which make this family optimal for implementing a feature reach system as well as a cost effective solutions for automotive connectivity.
Telematics devices can provide enough processing capability to handle positioning and wireless data management typically required in telematics use cases. Moreover, they can handle the control of the in-vehicle CAN bus thanks to the independent and secure Cortex-M3 subsystem running its dedicated real-time OS. With its flexible memory configuration, they allow implementing a variety of systems, starting from very low cost applications based on a real time OS and scaling up to demanding applications based on rich Linux OS.
Key features
- Core and infrastructure
- ? ARM® Cortex™-R4 MCU
- ? Embedded SRAM
- ? SDRAM controller
- ? Serial QIO NOR interface executable in place
- ? Parallel NAND/NOR controller
- Audio subsystem
- ? Stereo channels hardware Sample Rate
- Converter
- ? Digital audio interfaces (I2S/ multichannel
- ports)
- ? Stereo audio DAC with 103 dB SNR
- A-Weighted
- ? Single ended stereo ADC with internal
- switching logic
- ? Differential Mono ADC with internal switching
- logic
- Media interfaces
- ? Secure-Digital Multimedia Memory Card
- Interfaces (SD3.0/MMC4.4/SDIO)
- ? USB 2.0 with integrated PHY with charging
- function support
- Embedded secure CAN subsystem
- ? Dedicated ARM Cortex-M3 core
- ? Isolated embedded memory
- ? CAN ports
- ? Secured NOR interface
- I/O interfaces
- ? General purpose ADCs
- ? I2C multi-master/slave interfaces
- ? UART Controllers
- ? Synchronous Serial Ports (SSP/SPI)
- ? GPIOs
- ? JTAG based in-circuit emulator (ICE) with
- Embedded Trace Module
Applications
- Telematics and connectivity microprocessors
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
Telematics Processors IP
Vendor
T2M GmbH
Type
Silicon IP
Provider
HQ:
Germany
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