Learn the benefits and advantages of our MAC57D5xx product family, targeted for instrument cluster and industrial human machine interface applications.

This presentation will cover the Hardware Security Module (HSM) and how to use the software kits NXP offers, the HSM Security Firmware and HSM Software Development Kit. We will also cover other security features of the device offered by modules like PASS or TDM and their configuration. Watch Video Presentation

We will provide an overview of the device feature set and capabilities including: Detailed block diagram, image processing block descriptions, vision pipeline, power supply and external hardware requirements. Also we will review the available hardware and software tools, Lauterbach debugger use, key points, tips and tricks to ease the development process.

The standard CAN protocol has been extended into CAN Flexible Data (FD) to provide higher bandwidth while keeping the physical characteristics that have made it the most popular automotive in-vehicle communications protocol . This presentation will provide an overview of the changes to the standard as well as address the challenges faced while rolling out and implementing the technology. Watch Video Presentation

The two big topics in automotive electronics development in the last five years has been functional safety and security. Sometimes these terms are used synonymously, sometimes completely separately. This thought provoking presentation will explore where the two topics overlap, where they result in contradictory requirements, and indeed whether they are complementary. Watch Video Presentation

As the 5G standard is being defined, high throughput, low latency and a high number of users are among the key requirements to drive 5G services. See how NXP is blending these ingredients to design an optimal hardware architecture to address the challenges of 5G.

This session will present the structure of NXP Yocto layers and mechanism of software delivery. Various architectures (ARM®v7, ARM®v8 and PPC) can be supported, the common software components can be shared by different products (i.MX and QorIQ processors) via the unified NXP Yocto layer which manages the free software and maintained by Yocto community. The commercial software can be delivered via separated layers, QorIQ LS2 SDK is using the mechanism for commercial software delivery, e.g. nsp, openflow, ssp and tcpoffload. The session also introduces how to create Yocto layer for customization changes and commercial products. Watch Video Presentation

Explore the NXP wearable and fitness product roadmap and solutions platform. Watch Video Presentation

Learn about the exciting new Network Function Virtualization use case driving enterprise OEMs and service provider Cloud and premises architectures. Understand the new NXP open standard and optimized NFV system solutions which offers best performance-per-watt. And realize how this NFV software suite, combined with NXP processors, will protect customer CAPEX/OPEX, speed deployment time to market and enable new customer revenue streams.

There are many variables to consider when implementing and integrating solid state RF power into a cooking appliance. Cavity size and shape, RF feed type, power, thermals, and configuration all factor into design consideration. This session will cover key consideration and methods of simulating to achieve better system design. Watch Video Presentation

This will be a hands-on session covering the Kinetis Software Development Kit (SDK) and Kinetis Expert using the Kinetis Design Studio Integrated Development Environment (IDE).  

The hottest topic in automotive design today is the concept of the eCockpit -- where all visual functions in the car are controlled across multiple screens and fully integrated for the driver’s convenience. The key technology that enables eCockpit to run on a single processor also offers new capabilities in industrial, embedded and consumer products such as drones, manufacturing HMI interfaces and smart displays. This class will cover the fundamental technologies and architectural techniques in the i.MX 8 processor which enables rich eCockpit functionality, how NXP has implemented the world’s most significant full chip virtualization capabilities in an ARM-based processor and breaks down the eCockpit demo from the Tech Lab.  Watch Video Presentation

The session will consider the use of discrete power MOSFETs in automotive applications such as powertrain, safety, chassis and body control, guiding attendees to the best choice of NXP’s latest silicon and packaging technology. Solutions for motor control for fuel, oil, and water pumps will be highlighted. Watch Video Presentation

About a decade ago, NXP introduced its first generation Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) radio, to help connecting hearing impaired persons with the digital world. Today, besides medical applications, NFMI is also being used in consumer devices to reduce power consumption and not be affected by body tissue absorption. NXP NFMI allows for hearable and wearable devices that can fit inside an ear canal or be worn on the body. Power levels are low enough to run for a week on a single ZnAir battery. Applications include truly wireless earbuds, implantable electronics, body area networks, under water communication devices, and many other low power.

This session discusses how the i.MX applications processors interface with the new NXP portfolio. We will review the i.MX processor family and how they can be connected to NXP components to create complete automotive platforms. Watch Video Presentation

In designing cooking appliances, there is ample consideration given to power required from a home's wired electrical system as well as the performance needed to maintain safety and operating temperatures. NXP's solid state RF cooking team has partnered with Wayv Technology to develop a portable food heating appliance using solid state RF energy. This session will cover the key challenges and approaches to delivering energy to heat food in a portable, on-the-go appliance. Watch Video Presentation

Today’s designers are facing ever increasing challenges to protect their intellectual property and products from counterfeiting or unauthorized access. To help customers better understand the solutions offered by NXP, Future’s System Design Center has designed a Secure Access Demo board to showcase the capabilities of the LPC43S57, a microcontroller with integrated security, and the A700X, a tamper resistant secure MCU solution. This class will present an overview of the architecture of a secured system and provide an introduction to the secured elements from NXP. Watch Video Presentation

Learn how NXP's Motor Control reference design and control libraries, built on the Kinetis V portfolio, can help you beat deadlines, improve your time to market, and achieve better motor performance. In this hands-on class you will learn how to use NXP's complimentary reference designs and control libraries to get to market quicker with better designs.

Detailed training session on developing with the LPCXpresso Ecosystem, showing the main features of the tools, from project import/creation, multi-core debug and power optimization. The LPCXpresso boards and IDE toolchain will be used with the latest version of LPCOpen peripheral driver examples. We will cover some cool new features including trace and power analysis.

With 5G solutions still being in the design phase, NXP delivers RF solutions based to meet the growing data demand. These solutions are called 4.5G and are based on smart combinations of existing 4G and Wi-Fi technology and will enable a high throughput internet connections everywhere on this planet. This lecture will show you the existing 4G and Wi-Fi RF solutions and how they can be utilized for 4.5 G networks and which steps need to be taken to bring these solutions towards the 5G network. Watch Video Presentation