R1130 AEC-Q300
Automotive grade refers to the components that meet the requirements of the vehicle grade. The AEC-Q series standards are the industry-recognized certification standards for automotive components.
The American Automotive Electronics Council (AEC) was established by General Motors, Ford and Chrysler to establish a set of general parts qualification and quality system standards.
The AEC members include OEMs, component manufacturers Tier 1, and component manufacturers.
AEC-Q is suitable for certification of automotive chips, passive devices, discrete semiconductor devices, etc. There are different test standards for different devices, and different standards also correspond to different test items.
Most commonly referenced AEC documents are:
- AEC-Q100: Failure Mechanism Based Stress Test Qualification For Integrated Circuits
- AEC-Q101: Failure Mechanism Based Stress Test Qualification For Discrete Semiconductors
- AEC-Q200: Stress Test Qualification For Passive Components
Specification
- Vin [V]: 2.5 V ... 8 V
- Vout [V]: 1.5 V ... 5 V
- Iout [mA]: 300 mA
- Accuracy [±%]: 2 ±%
- Standby Current [µA]: 0.1 μA
- Protections: Current Limit, ISC
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Manufacturer
Nisshinbo
Using own factories and technology they can commit for long term supply and also customer made device with high quality standards.
Productportfolio
Operational Amplifier, Comparator, Switching Regulator, LDO, AD- and DA Converterr, Supervision IC, RF-switch, LNA, Radar-Modue, Photodiode and ASIC
Possible Application
- Healtcare
- Wireless Communication
- Automotive
- Consumer
- Industrial
Certifications and quality management
- ISO 9001:2015
- ISO 14001:2015
- IATF 16949:2016
