1. Introduction Synchronization Rectifier: The Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) is an integrated circuit primarily used for managing and controlling electrical energy within electronic device systems, including but not limited to the following: Voltage Conversion: Converts the power supply voltage to the appropriate voltage levels required by various parts of the electronic device, including Boost, … Read more
The PMU is the power management unit responsible for supplying power to the SOC, regulating voltage and current to ensure that various modules operate normally. Power integrity ensures that the Power Distribution Network (PDN) can provide stable and clean voltage and current, avoiding noise interference with the normal operation of the SOC. So what exactly … Read more
Author: Wang Yiming Source: IoT Jianghu (iot521) Since the day automobiles were born, safety and convenience have always been the most important topics for urban traffic. Faced with the increasing number of vehicles on city roads, along with the rising risks of accidents and traffic pressure, urban managers and researchers in the transportation field have … Read more
With only a few cars able to pass through a green light, encountering a red light often leads to a series of red lights afterwards, causing drivers to spend a third of their time waiting at traffic signals, which can be quite frustrating. If there were a technology that could inform drivers about the status … Read more
In the real world, there are good people and bad people, just as in the martial arts world, there are righteous and evil factions. This common sense is as fundamental as needing to connect to the internet when playing Honor of Kings. After all, if the martial arts world lacked the struggle between good and … Read more
Compared to the previous article on “Intelligent Driving” (click to view), this article’s theme “Vehicle Networks” has more room for imagination. Many people have a rough outline of intelligent driving and can see a boundary, but their awareness of vehicle networks is not as clear. Today, let us explore the possibilities of “Vehicle Networks” and … Read more
Author: SHAUN KIRBY Translated by: Xiaoyu, Yu Zhiwen, Aileen If we consider cars as the ultimate “objects” in the Internet of Things (IoT), then the “data center on wheels” can draw many lessons from the enterprise data centers of the “Internet of Things”. The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) has triggered an astonishing … Read more
Click the top Cheyun , welcome to follow and pin it! Introduction: LTE-V is the first protocol specifically designed for vehicle communication, known as the starting point that influences the “connection” of the Internet of Vehicles. As mobile communication enters the 5G era, its main battlefield is no longer limited to the consumer field, but … Read more
Click the above 【Car Cloud】 to follow and see more past content. “ How can operators transform from communication pipeline providers to new business operators? ” As an emerging technology, the Internet of Vehicles involves various aspects of the industrial chain, requiring cooperation among automobile manufacturers, chip manufacturers, communication operators, and content service providers. This … Read more
The impact of mobile internet technology on the traditional automotive industry is becoming increasingly evident. Traditional car manufacturers naturally have their own ways to respond, while many internet companies, with their innate internet genes, are also beginning to launch new challenges against traditional automotive sectors in areas they excel in. The Internet of Vehicles (IoV) … Read more