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NOVOSENSE Introduces Highly Integrated SoC for Automotive Lighting Systems

Target applications include automotive interior light modules, charging door indicators and body lighting. On display at PCIM – Hall 4A, Booth 119.
April 15, 2025, Shanghai – NOVOSENSE Microelectronics, a semiconductor company specializing in high-performance analog and mixed-signal chips, has announced the launch of the NSUC1500-Q1, a highly integrated System-on-Chip (SoC) designed to meet the demands of modern automotive ambient lighting systems.
The NSUC1500-Q1 can be combined with the high-precision NSLxxxxx series of linear LED drivers optimized for conventional taillights, through-type dynamic taillights, and illuminated grilles for an integrated automotive lighting solution.
The integrated solution is targeted at automotive taillights and interior lighting modules, EV charging door indicators, and other RGB/RGBW-based lighting systems requiring compact, efficient and intelligent control.
“As the demand for interior ambient lighting increases, OEMs face ongoing challenges in delivering accurate dimming, color mixing control and thermal reliability, especially across complex distributed networks,” said Feng GAO, Product Line Marketing Manager of NOVOSENSE. “The NSUC1500-Q1 reduces system complexity down to a single chip, saving PCB space and lowering overall BOM cost for automotive lighting module developers.”
At the heart of the NSUC1500-Q1 is a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3 core with 32 KB Flash, 2 KB EEPROM, 15K ROM, and dedicated memory for runtime operations. The SoC incorporates four LED driver channels capable of delivering up to 64 mA each, controlled through enhanced 16-bit independent PWM outputs. A 12-bit ADC, in combination with an integrated temperature sensor and voltage monitoring, enables automatic compensation for LED color shift due to temperature changes or aging.
The integrated LIN transceiver and controller support LIN 2.x and SAE J2602 communication standards, with features such as auto-addressing to simplify network setup. The NSUC1500-Q1 also supports software updates via the ROM-based UDS bootloader without occupying Flash memory.
The NSUC1500-Q1 is available in QFN-24, SOP8, and HSOP8 packages and supports a wide operating voltage range from 6 V to 28 V.

The SoC will be showcased by NOVOSENSE at PCIM 2025 (Hall 4A, Booth 119).
Sample applications can be requested via the NOVOSENSE website, here.
Please visit novosns.com/en to learn more about NOVOSENSE’s portfolio.
About NOVOSENSE Microelectronics
NOVOSENSE Microelectronics (NOVOSENSE, SSE Stock Code 688052) is a highly robust and reliable analog and mixed signal IC company. Since its establishment in 2013, the company has been focusing on sensor, signal chain, and power management, providing comprehensive semiconductor products and solutions that are widely used in automotive, industrial, information communication, and consumer electronics markets.
With the mission of “Sense and Drive the Future, Build a Green, Smart and Connected World with Semiconductors,” the company is committed to providing chip-level solutions to link the digital world and the real world. Find out more at https://www.novosns.com/en.

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