NXP & China Power Port Power Energy and Internet of Things Technology Seminar was successfully held in Xiamen

On November 14, the NXP & China Power Port Power Energy and Internet of Things Technology Seminar was successfully held in Xiamen! This seminar focused on cutting-edge technologies, covering popular applications such as industry, smart home, healthcare, and fitness. Enterprises, guests, and ecological partners from the power energy and Internet of Things fields gathered together to discuss the opportunities and challenges of the edge AI era!

At the beginning of the meeting, Alex Yang, senior sales manager of NXP, and Share Gong, senior product manager of China Electronics Port, delivered opening speeches, warmly welcoming the arrival of all guests and looking forward to in-depth exchanges and joint exploration of NXP's latest technical solutions in the coming time.

Figure: Richy Ye, Director of MCU System and Application Engineering at NXP

《NXP's latest industrial and IoT MCU solutions》

NXP's industrial and IoT MCU products are mainly divided into three categories: cross-border processors include the i.MX RT series, mainstream MCUs include the MCX, LPC and KINETIS series, and MCUs for different applications include the KE, KM and DSC series. Based on these MCUs, NXP has launched solutions including smart home, building automation, factory automation, power conversion, etc.

NXP's industrial and IoT MCU products have been widely used and recognized in many fields due to their rich series, high performance and low power consumption, rich peripheral configurations and flexible development environment.

Figure: Xiaodong Zhang, Director of MPU System and Application Engineering at NXP

Sharing of NXP's MPU Solution for Machine Vision

Xiaodong introduced the product profile of NXP i.MX MPU, including the currently popular i.MX 8 series and the i.MX 9 series being promoted. He also explained the latest reference designs and solutions of i.MX MPU in machine vision, as well as application cases of large language models in the fields of medical care, fitness, and home monitoring.

Image: Whitney Yang, Senior Marketing Manager at NXP

《NXP ESS and EVSE Solutions》

The deployment of charging infrastructure represented by charging piles is accelerating. In line with this market trend, NXP has launched a charging pile overall solution based on the application processor i.MX 93 and the cross-border processor RT1060 series. The solution supports the V2G communication protocol stack and integrates NXP's rich product portfolio, including external security modules, NFC authentication modules, and KM35 power metering modules. Based on leading product technology and industry accumulation, NXP provides a safer, smarter and more convenient solution for the charging pile industry.

Figure: Neo Feng, Director of Customer Application Support at NXP

NXP Motor Control and Human Machine Interface Solutions

• Based on the RealTime Edge software framework and the heterogeneous architecture of the A-core and M-core of the i.MX 8M/ i.MX 93 series
• Ability to run different operating systems on multiple A-cores and M-cores, such as real-time Linux/FreeRTOS/Zephy/bare cores, etc.
• Supports deeply optimized IGH/SOME EtherCAT master protocol stacks, and supports up to 8-32 axis servo drives at different cycle times of 125us-512us
• Built-in TPM module, supports QEI orthogonal decoding, supports closed-loop control of motors
• Support graphical interface development tools, support LVGL
• Supports graphical IDE debugging tools to debug A core or M core separately

Figure: Fang Yi, Senior Marketing Manager at NXP

NXP hearing aid solutions

Fang Yi introduced NXP's products and solutions for edge intelligence in the medical industry. Taking medical-grade hearing aids as an example, he shared the global and Chinese market trends and technical directions. He also introduced in detail NXP's NXH2004, a LE Audio-certified hearing aid SoC solution that uses a small package, low-power design, and built-in dual-core audio DSP and flash memory. It supports protocols and standards such as Auracast™, MFi, ASHA, and HAP, enabling customers to develop medical-grade hearing aid products.

This seminar not only provides a platform for participants to gain in-depth insights into NXP's cutting-edge technology solutions, but also opens a valuable communication window for many companies and partners in the power energy and IoT industries. Looking to the future, we are full of expectations and hope that NXP and China Power Port can work together with customers to stimulate more application innovations!