Marelli and Microchip pioneer open-standard display connectivity solution for software-defined vehicles
Marelli and Microchip Technology unveiled a joint demonstrator that streams graphics and video from a vehicle's central computer directly to automotive displays over ASA Motion Link, an open standard for automotive video connectivity. The solution runs on Microchip's VS7000 ASA-ML chipset with data rates up to 16 Gbps, and Marelli handled the display-side deserializer integration; Microchip is a founding member of the Automotive SerDes Alliance and is extending its interoperability work from camera solutions to display connectivity.
Key figures
- Standard
- ASA Motion Link (ASA-ML)
- Max data rate gbps
- 16
- Financial terms disclosed
- No
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