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FS2400B - Fail-safe system basis chip

This page provides the datasheet information for the FS2400B, a member of the FS2400 Fail-safe system basis chip family.

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Description

FS2400 is a family of automotive safety system basis chip (SBC) devices with multiple power supplies designed to support secure car access application using ultra-wide band (UWB), near-field communication (NFC), and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices.

Features

  • Operating range.
  • 40 V DC maximum input voltage.
  • Low-power off mode with low sleep current and multiple wake-up sources.
  • Low-power on mode with HVBUCK (V1) active, HVLDO (V3) selectable by OTP and multiple wake-up sources Power supplies.
  • V1: High-voltage synchronous buck converter with integrated FETs. Configurable output voltage (1.9 V to 5 V) and switching frequency, output DC current capability up to 400 mA and PFM mode for Low-power on mode operation.

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Datasheet Details

Part number FS2400B
Manufacturer NXP
File Size 401.60 KB
Description Fail-safe system basis chip
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FS2400_SDS Fail-safe system basis chip with SMPS and LDO, CAN FD transceiver Rev. 1 — 30 January 2024 Product short data sheet Document information Information Content Keywords Fail-safe system basis chip, SMPS, LDO, CAN FD transceiver, ultra-wide band (UWB), Near Field Communication (NFC), Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices, small applications, low power Abstract The FS2400 is a family of automotive safety system basis chip devices with multiple power supplies designed to support secure car-access applications while maintaining flexibility to fit other small applications requiring low power and CAN FD communication.
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