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Seiko Epson Corporation has developed and begun shipping samples of the S2D13V02 Epsons first warning light monitoring IC for in-vehicle display systems. Epson plans to produce 100000 of the new controllers per month.The amount of information provided to drivers continues to grow along with the proliferation of vehicle functions electronics and automation. The size and resolution of in-vehicle displays are increasing accordingly.Warning lights that were previously displayed using light emitting diodes LEDs are now often incorporated into liquid crystal displays due to dashboard space constraints. Meanwhile to ensure functional safety1 hazards need to be reduced in the event of display system warning light failures. Warning lights provide drivers with particularly important information and thus need to be correctly shown on LCDs.The S2D13V02 monitors images streamed from the host SoC2 and when a warning light irregularity is detected it notifies the host and if necessary performs display processing for example by overwriting the warning light image or displaying error messages. Even when warning lights are overlaid on images with changing backgrounds such as on a map display the IC can check the warning light in images and also detect visibility errors. The S2D13V02 supports the construction of highly reliable display systems with a full range of display safety functions.Not only does it satisfy the strict quality requirements of the automotive industry but it is compliant with AEC-Q1003 and operates at temperatures up to 105.Epson seeks to advance the frontiers of industry and drive a circular economy by applying the efficient compact and precision technologies that it has developed over many years to solve challenges. These technologies which save energy enable smaller products and increase accuracy and precision enable Epson to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals SDGs which will bring about a better and more sustainable future for all.Epson also seeks to leverage its device technologies to realize a smart society. Toward this end the company will continue to develop a variety of controllers and drivers for in-vehicle display systems that require high resolution and safety functions and that enhance the performance of our customers products.
