Many new functions of next-generation vehicles, like advanced driver assistance, require a greater need for the ability to sense and perceive what’s happening around the vehicle in all driving conditions. The Xilinx Automotive (XA) portfolio is currently deployed in an array of production-ready advanced sensing technologies including cameras, radar, and LiDAR.
Global demand for automotive cameras
by 2026
(IHS)
Forward Camera forecasted
by 2024
(Strategy Analytics)
Short-mid- and long-range radar produced
by 2024
(Strategy Analytics)
Forward cameras are a critical element of ADAS and automated driving (AD) because they provide the advanced sensing capabilities required for vehicle perception, control, and path planning. Image processing within forward camera, whether based on computer vision (CV) or neural networks (NN), can all be processed by our scalable XA Zynq® UltraScale+™ MPSoC platform. Key product features include:
- Custom, differentiated hardware accelerators tightly-coupled with application software in a heterogeneous processing environment
- Comprehensive functional safety to meet OEM requirements
- Scalable Deep Learning Processing Unit (DPU) for advanced AI perception with ultra-low latency processing
Application Processor
- 32-bit
- Dual/Quad-Core
Memory Subsystem
- High Bandwidth
- Low Latency
Video Codec
- 8K4K (15fps)
- 4K2K (60fps)
Real-Time Processors
- 32-bit Dual-Core
Graphics Processor
- ARM Mali-400MP2
Platform & Power Management
- Granular Power Control
- Functional Safety
Fabric Acceleration
- Customizable Engines
- High-Speed Connectivity
High-Speed Peripherals
- Key Interfaces
Configuration & Security Unit
- Anti-Tamper & Trust
- Industry Standards
Integrated into the all-new Subaru Levorg, the new EyeSight system will provide advanced features including adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist and pre-collision braking, putting best-in-class safety technology into the hands of consumers.
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Automatic park assist (APA) and automated valet parking (AVP) features require surround view capabilities for low-speed driving situations. The XA portfolio powers multiple generations of surround view systems, and continues to address the industry’s integration of sensor configurations through our scalable portfolio. Xilinx – along with our ecosystem partners – creates silicon and IP solutions such as hardware-based video warping acceleration which enables efficient, low latency distortion correction for fisheye lenses, perspective projection, and the simultaneous stitching of multiple video frames.
Next-generation imaging radar sensors target the integration of short/mid/long range performance into a single sensor module to support a variety of ADAS and AD features. To support this radar integration, the XA Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC platform is highly scalable and offers functional integration features including sensor fusion and AI perception. Additional advantages of the platform include:
- Digital Signal Processing (DSP) slices which enable complex signal processing of radar data
- Parallel processing within the Programmable Logic that delivers optimal performance and enables the fully independent, yet simultaneous processing pipelines
- Adaptable hardware architecture that enables end product differentiation with complete IP ownership, enabling system designers to stay aligned with evolving ADAS/AD feature requirements
Xilinx powers Continental’s new Advanced Radar Sensor (ARS) 540 with the Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC platform, creating the automotive industry’s first production-ready 4D imaging radar. The collaboration enables newly-produced vehicles equipped with the ARS540 to realize SAE J3016™ Level 2 functionalities and will pave the way toward Level 5 autonomous driving systems.
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Xilinx devices bring tremendous value to LiDAR sensor architectures because of our capability to enhance advanced signal processing, point cloud pre-processing, and point cloud machine learning acceleration. Our devices are used in an array of LiDAR architectures – explore our LiDAR customer ecosystem below for more details.
Ouster’s line of 128-channel digital multi-beam flash LiDAR utilizes Xilinx devices equipped with image processing and advanced DSP capabilities to produce rich point cloud images.
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Headquarters: USA
Type of LiDAR: Scanning, Solid-state, Multi-beam flash
Xilinx Product Family: Zynq-7000
Differentiators
Headquarters: USA
Type of LiDAR: Scanning, or Hybrid Solid-state
Xilinx Product Family: Zynq-7000
Differentiators
Headquarters: USA
Type of LiDAR: FMCW 3D imaging, Solid-state, Scanning
Xilinx Product Family: Zynq Ultrascale+ RFSoC
Differentiators
Headquarters: Australia
Type of LiDAR: Spectrum-Scan™
Xilinx Product Family: Zynq-7000
Differentiators
Headquarters: Canada
Type of LiDAR: Solid-state flash
Xilinx Product Family: Zynq Ultrascale+ MPSoC
Differentiators
Headquarters: Germany
Type of LiDAR: Solid-state, Scanning, MEMS, 905nm
Xilinx Product Family: Zynq Ultrascale+ MPSoC
Differentiators
Headquarters: China
Type of LiDAR: Solid-state Scanning
Xilinx Product Family: Artix®-7 and Zynq-7000
Differentiators
Headquarters: China
Type of LiDAR: Solid-state, LiDAR Distance Sensor, Long Range Solid-state
Xilinx Product Family: Spartan®-6
Headquarters: China
Type of LiDAR: Mixed Solid-State LiDAR (TDC + APD)
Xilinx Product Family: Zynq-7000
Differentiators
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