Automotive eCall Reference Design

(ACTIVE) AUTO-ECALL-REF

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Description

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Stay tuned for edition 2.0 of TI’s Automotive eCall Reference Design featuring integrated load dump protection, advanced diagnostic interface and optimized EMI (Electromagnetic interference) performance.

Vehicles equipped with eCall systems will enable phone calls to an emergency service center in the event of an accident. Customers can accelerate the design of their eCall systems by taking advantage of a complete reference solution comprised of AEC-Q100 qualified integrated circuits (ICs) from TI.

This reference design combines the TPA3111D1-Q1, TI’s highly efficient mono Class D audio amplifier and the TPS43330-Q1, low Iq, single boost, dual synchronous buck controller with other analog and embedded processing components to create a robust, low cost solution that is scalable for other automotive applications such as telematics, stolen vehicle tracking and HEV/EV sound generation. It also incorporates the TPS7A1601-Q1 voltage regulator with low quiescent current and the MSP430F2232 16-bit ultra-low power microcontroller.

Refer to the Wiki Page for up-to-date information regarding the eCall Reference Design.

Learn more about TI’s automotive eCall and telematics solution by watching the demonstration video below.



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Features
  • Loud and clear audio quality:
      The TPA3111D1-Q1 delivers 10W output power at 8Ω at greater than 90 percent efficiency and has enhanced EMI suppression technology to improve noise immunity. This ensures loud and clear audio quality; which is imperative in an eCall system where outside noise can sometimes overwhelm the emergency call.
  • Emergency operation:
      The TPS43330-Q1 pre-boost circuit supports automotive start/stop and boosts backup battery supply voltage, allowing operation down to 2V at the input. Combined with the wide supply voltage (8V-26V) range of TPA3111D1-Q1, the components in this reference design can be powered off a single cell LiFePO4 battery in case the car battery connection is severed in an accident.
  • System protection:
      The components offered in this system provide over-voltage and load dump protection against input transients up to 40V. The Class D amplifier also offers power cycling capability and speaker open-load detection during initial power-up.


    

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AUTO-ECALL-REF:
Automotive eCall Reference Design Project Files

ACTIVE E1.2   08/13/2013  

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Part Number Name Product Family
MSP430F2232  16-bit Ultra-Low-Power Microcontroller, 8kB Flash, 512B RAM  MSP430 Ultra-Low Power 16-bit MCUs 
TLV70033-Q1  Automotive Catalog 200mA, Low IQ, Low Dropout Regulator for Portables  Linear Regulator (LDO) 
TLVH431A-Q1  Automotive Catalog Low-Voltage Adjustable Precision Shunt Regulator  Voltage Reference 
TPA3111D1-Q1  Automotive Catalog 10-W Mono Class-D Audio Power Amplifier with SpeakerGuard™  Speaker Amplifier and Modulator 
TPS43330-Q1  Automotive Catalog Low Iq, single Boost , dual synchronous Buck controller  Power Management 
TRS3223-Q1  Automotive Catalog 3-V To 5.5-V Multichannel RS-232 Line Driver/Receiver With +/- 15-kV ESD  Interface 


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User Guides (2)
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Wiki* 17 Mar 2013
PDF 200 09 Sep 2013 37
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PDF 114 19 Oct 2013 32
PDF 380 19 Oct 2013 62
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