ROHM Semiconductor BD868xMUF-C PMICs for Automotive Cameras

ROHM Semiconductor BD868xMUF-C Power Management ICs (PMICs) for Automotive Cameras include primary DC-DC converters, dual secondary DC-DC converters, secondary linear regulators for CMOS sensors, and an image sensing power supply. Compliance with the ISO 26262 standard facilitates safety design in next-generation vehicles equipped with ADAS. Measuring 3.5mm2 x 1.0mm, these VQFN20FV3535 packaged ICs are ideal for camera modules that require a small board footprint and a small package. The ROHM Semiconductor BD868xMUF-C PMICs feature spread-spectrum operation, providing lower-noise-regulated outputs. A wide range of output-voltage and sequence-control settings can be configured to meet the varying requirements of CMOS image sensors from different manufacturers, simplifying development.

Features

  • AEC-Q100 qualified
  • ISO 26262 process compliant to support ASIL-B
  • Primary and dual-secondary Buck DC-DC converters
    • DC-DC with built-in FET
    • High efficiency with synchronous rectification
  • Secondary LDO
  • Spread spectrum frequency modulation
  • Each protection function
  • BIST at startup
  • 2-wire interface communication (I2C protocol)
  • GPO terminal for heater driver (BD868B0 base only)
  • RoHS compliant

Applications

  • ADAS
  • Camera systems using CMOS sensors

Specifications

  • 20V maximum input voltage
  • 4.0V to 18V power supply range
  • 0.95V to 5.0V (±2%) output voltage range
  • 0.3A to 2A maximum output current range
  • 2.25MHz (±250kHz) switching frequency
  • -40°C to +125°C operating temperature range
  • 3.5mm2 x 1.0mm, VQFN20FV3535 package

Block Diagram

Block Diagram - ROHM Semiconductor BD868xMUF-C PMICs for Automotive Cameras

Mounting Area Comparison

ROHM Semiconductor BD868xMUF-C PMICs for Automotive Cameras
Published: 2022-07-05 | Updated: 2026-05-21