IP for Automotive Gateways

Gateway SoCs for automotive networks manage the system connectivity for domains applications. Due to the increased network bandwidth required by distributed sensors and centralized domain compute processing, automotive gateway SoCs are quickly integrating high bandwidth automotive Ethernet Time Sensitive Networking (TSN). To perform advanced network processing, gateway SoCs use the data prioritization and policy capabilities of Ethernet TSN. Providing data traffic routing and management, as well as protocol translation, automotive gateway SoCs perform critical system management. The system security, firewall, and intrusion detection operation of the gateway enables secure Over-the-Air (OTA) software management so various domain functions can be updated on an ongoing basis, enabling new services, applications, and use cases. Synopsys offers a portfolio of silicon-proven IP including up to 10G Ethernet IP supporting Audio Video Bridging (AVB) and TSN specifications for real-time data connectivity, ARC processors with ASIL D safety capabilities for real-time data management, and security IP with root of trust for encryption/description.

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Highlights

PCI Express® controllers and PHY is optimized for power, performance and area with data protection and reliability features
Low latency, multi-port LPDDR5/4 controller and PHY supporting speeds up to 6400 Mbps offers multi-port access to shared main memory, enabling protocol engines for embedded vision and high-performance heterogeneous processing
Configurable Ethernet QoS controller is optimized for low latency and supports high-performance automotive applications requiring audio video bridging and the new Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) standards
ARC EM, HS, and EV Functional Safety Processor IP supports ISO 26262 functional safety applications with integrated hardware safety features
UFS host controller IP provides high-throughput, low-power, low-latency embedded and removable storage
Security IP provides key management, encryption/decryption, and root of trust