Product Description:
AC7840x series MCU chip is the latest generation of automotive-grade 32-bit MCU developed by Jiefa Technology. The chip adopts ARM Cortex®-M4F core, has a main frequency of 120MHz, provides 4-way CAN-FD bus interface, 1M Flash capacity, and adopts LQFP144/LQFP100 large pin package. The product complies with AEC-Q100 Grade1 automotive-grade certification and meets ISO26262 ASIL-B functional safety level requirements, supports AUTOSAR, and provides MCAL configuration tools. It can perfectly match similar foreign products.
Unique advantages:
1. Using ARM Cortex®-M4F core, main frequency 120MHz;
2. Comply with AEC-Q100 Grade1 automotive certification, and support operating temperature of -40℃~125℃;
3. Comply with ISO26262 functional safety ASIL-B product system certification;
4. The working voltage supports 2.7~5.5V;
5. Rich interfaces: 4×CAN-FD, 4×UART;
6. Enhanced flash acceleration engine, built-in Flash with a maximum capacity of 1M;
7. Support AUTOSAR V4.4, and provide MCAL and configuration tools;
8.Support SHE, communication encryption and secure boot;
Application scenarios:
AC7840x automotive MCU has been put into mass production, and its application projects include: BCM body control module, lighting control, automotive instrument, automotive air conditioning control, electronic shifter, new energy battery management BMS, etc.
Future prospects:
As the automotive electronic architecture gradually evolves from distributed to domain controllers, the value of a single vehicle's MCU will continue to increase, and the MCU product form will develop in two directions: domain control master nodes and intelligent edge nodes. Aiming at the multi-core, high computing power, large capacity, and rich network communication interfaces of the domain controller MCU, Jiefa Technology has planned the AC787x series of multi-core MCUs to meet the ASIL-D functional safety requirements, which can be applied to body domains, power domains, chassis domain controllers, as well as general-purpose gateways and regional controllers; in the field of intelligent edge node applications, Jiefa Technology will continue to enrich the existing product matrix, and based on AC781x, AC7801x, AC7802x, and AC7840x, launch more small-sized, low-power, automotive-grade MCU products that can meet the needs of intelligent sensors and actuators.
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