Toshiba Is Sampling An Automotive CXPI Responder Interface IC That Contributes To Shorter Software Development Times

KAWASAKI, Japan, Toshiba Electronic Devices and Storage Corporation (“Toshiba”) has today started to provide samples of ‘TB9033FTG,’ an automotive Clock Extension Peripheral Interface[²] (CXPI) responder interface IC that conforms to the CXPI standard for automotive communications protocols.

TB9033FTG is the industry’s first[¹] IC of its type with built-in hardware logics[³], which control transmission and reception by the CXPI protocol and general purpose input/output (GPIO). This eliminates the need for development of dedicated software and contributes to shorter product development times.

Source: BERNAMA News Agency