DALLAS (dpa-AFX) - Texas Instruments (TI) has collaborated with Delta
Electronics, a global power and energy management manufacturer, to create
next-generation electric vehicle onboard charging and power solutions. The work
will leverage both companies' research and development capabilities in power
management and power delivery in a joint innovation laboratory in Pingzhen,
Taiwan, Texas Instruments said in a statement.

Texas Instruments and Delta Electronics announced three phases of development
for next-generation automotive power solutions.

In phase one of their collaboration, Delta is developing a lighter-weight,
cost-effective 11kW onboard charger using TI's latest C2000 real-time
microcontrollers (MCUs) and proprietary active electromagnetic interference
(EMI) filter products. The companies aim to shrink the charger's size by 30% and
achieve up to 95% power conversion efficiency with TI's technology.

In phase two, TI and Delta will leverage the latest C2000 real-time MCUs for
automotive applications to enable automakers to achieve automotive safety
integrity levels (ASILs) up to ASIL D, which represents the strictest automotive
safety requirements.

In phase three, the two companies will collaborate to develop the next
generation of automotive power solutions, capitalizing on TI's more than 10
years of experience in developing and manufacturing products with gallium
nitride technology.



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