MUNICH, Germany. NXP Semiconductors released its NXP analog front-end platform (N-AFE) family developed for software configuration with eight universal analog input components that supply reliable transfer of data and the ability to monitor ecosystems within factory automation. “Software-defined factories are the next evolution of the Industry 4.0, and this software-configurable analog front-end family will help achieve that milestone,” said Jens Hinrichsen, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Advanced Analog at NXP.

Cubtek Inc. with assistance from Rohde & Schwarz’s network analyzers (R&SZVA) are progressing the innovation of 4D imaging radar for RF measurement of the E-band utilizing the  R&SZVA-Zxxx millimeterwave converter. Employing the NXP’s S32R45 radar MPU and RFCMOS radar transceiver TEF82XX, the 4D imaging radar platform has enough bandwidth for 12 output and 16 input 77GHz antenna channels. With MMO technology, the virtual antennas can increase to 192.

HAMBURG, Germany, October 27, 2022 – NXP Semiconductors (NASDAQ: NXPI) today announced its collaboration with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and other partners on ion trap-based quantum computers as part of the DLR’s Quantum Computing Initiative. The initiative aims to build quantum computers to help enable new innovations across energy, automotive, government, aerospace and other critical infrastructure.

Every day, new breakthroughs redefine how devices anticipate and automate to make the connected world better, safer and more secure. At electronica 2022, NXP is revealing ideas for the intelligent edge that you can build upon. From battery management, fast charging, load balancing across entire grids and beyond, see how NXP’s robust, open architecture electrification solutions enable safer, more secure two-way communication from electrified endpoints to the cloud.

At its core, the industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) offers an always-on collection of process data, a cloud of analysis capability, and dashboards full of actionable insights. With access to such information, teams can increase efficiency and product quality, speed up decision-making, and reduce equipment downtime and operating costs. However, a sometimes haphazard approach to rollout has left these systems open to cyberattacks because security is often an area that companies do not want to invest in until it is too late.

NXP Semiconductors and Elektrobit are collaborating to co-develop a software platform to support NXP’s high-voltage battery management system (HVBMS) reference design.

NXP Semiconductors announced the NCJ37x Secure Element (SE), an automotive-qualified secure microcontroller with advanced cryptographic accelerators and physical built in electrical attack resistance for various security-critical automotive applications such as smart access key fobs, Qi 1.3 authentication, or car-to-cloud communication.