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Electronic system designers typically have a central processing unit that interfaces with other peripheral devices, other sub-systems or the user. Often, the signals from these interconnects may be incompatible on both ends. Therefore, various semiconductor devices such as analog switches, high speed switches, voltage level translators and GPIO expanders are often used to bridge between the interconnects on the board. In this session, we will present the broad portfolio of NXP’s interface and connectivity solutions that go around the processor. These solutions include signal switches, voltage translation, I2C interface devices, real time clocks, and temperature sensors. We will also present some solutions for managing the power to the system.

Join this session to understand the breakthrough security features integrated in the recently launched LPC5500 MCU Family. Along with Arm® TrustZone technology the LPC5500 SRAM PUF based key management makes security easy to use and easy to deploy. This session will start off by introducing the scope of securing a smart connected device. It will explain the need for addressing device life cycle in a scalable way that is easy to use and easy to deploy. Then it will detail the protected key management achievable when using LPC5500 with MCUXpresso Software & Tools.

Complexity is increasing abruptly in the IVI market, while TTM has decreased from 5 to 2-3 years over a few product generations. The entire ecosystem is moving from a close to an open system model, and from proprietary/close source to standard interfaces/open source components. NXP is committed to support you in this new reality, as well as providing help in leveraging the extensive BOM NXP typically has in IVI solutions. Through the IVI Platform, NXP offers a solid and complete base for fast product development, integrating productized and optimized BSP and middleware components, with out of the box security. Find out more during a one hour presentation, covering platform features, delivery mechanisms, roadmap and availability.

This session covers NXP virtualization offering on Arm based platforms. The following will be covered: KVM; DPAA2 direct assignment; PCI direct assignment; VIRTIO I/O virtualization; DPDK/ODP enablement in Virtual Machine; VIRTIO IOMMU support for enhanced isolation in Virtual Machine; Linux Containers, Dockers; Libvirt; Performance analysis and optimization; Debugging support; Future plans; Universal CPE devices and SD-WAN forwarders and branch routers.

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