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Marelli and Microchip automotive display connectivity
Overview
Marelli and Microchip Technology have announced a collaborative display connectivity solution intended for software-defined vehicles (SDVs). The technology utilizes the ASA Motion Link (ASA-ML) open standard, developed by the Automotive SerDes Alliance (ASA), to stream graphics and video content directly from a vehicle’s central computer to automotive displays.
By adopting this open standard instead of proprietary video transmission technologies, the partnership aims to simplify display architectures, reduce system costs, and provide automakers with increased sourcing flexibility. The technical implementation involves Microchip’s VS7000 ASA-ML chipset to process and transmit content over high-speed links, while Marelli manages the integration on the display side to allow for the direct decoding of standardized video streams. This setup is designed to ensure the accurate reception and synchronization of navigation maps, infotainment graphics, and camera footage.
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13 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesMicrochip and Marelli develop open standard display connectivity for software-defined vehiclesMicrochip Technology and Marelli have developed a solution using the ASA Motion Link open standard to stream video and graphics directly from central vehicle computers to displays, supporting software-defined-v
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16 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesMarelli and Microchip develop open display connectivity for vehiclesMarelli and Microchip Technology have demonstrated an open-standard connectivity solution using ASA Motion Link to stream video from central vehicle computers to displays in software-defined vehicles.
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3dcadtips.com · electricmotornews.com · electronicsmedia.info · embedded-vision.com · the-miyanichi.co.jp