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In-Cabin solutions include driver monitoring (DMS), occupant monitoring (OMS), and driver plus occupant monitoring systems (DOMS). Image sensors capture images of the driver using either ambient light, NIR light, or both depending on the overall system design. A Machine Vision processor analyzes the image data and determines the engagement level of the driver. The ADAS controller uses this input to make decisions.

OMS, which is similar to DMS, focuses on the occupants and not the driver. Child presence detection is the current use case. Seat belt detection and airbag adjustment are emerging OMS use cases. Another emerging trend is DOMS, a combination of driver and occupant monitoring using a single camera to capture images of the entire cabin as viewed centrally from either the rearview mirror or dashboard. These systems desire to combine driver state detection, occupant safety, and enabling social media applications.

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Evaluation/Development Kits

DevWare

Image Sensor evaluation and development software tools

NCV7694 FLASH IR LED Driver Evaluation Board

The evaluation board demonstrates the NCV7694 driver as a complement to the image sensor for illumination of the surroundings

NCV890204MWGEVB Automotive Switching Regulator, Buck, 2.0 A, 2 MHz, Spread Spectrum Evaluation Board

The NCV890204MWGEVB is designed to quickly evaluate the NCV890204, a fixed frequency, monolithic, Buck switching regulator intended for Automotive, battery connected applications that must operate with up to a 36 V input supply.

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Technical Documents

Image Sensor Terminology

Definitions and explanations of Image Sensor technology

Handling Procedures to Avoid Trapped Charges

Guidelines to prevent the generation of trapped charges

Image Sensor Handling and Best Practices

Minimal methods for customers to incorporate into their handling, storing, and cleaning processes for Image Sensors

Cooling Concept Assessment for High Power Step−Down Conversion

In an era where autonomous driving is the next big thing for all automotive OEMs, the number of electronic control units (ECUs) within a vehicle has dramatically increased.

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