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NXP Announces First Qi 1.3 Certified Automotive Wireless Charging Reference Design

New NXP automotive wireless charging reference design is the first to be certified by the Wireless Power Consortium for the new Qi 1.3 standard

What’s new: NXP® Semiconductors today announced a new automotive wireless charging reference design, the first to be certified by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC), the global standard development body for wireless power, for its new Qi 1.3 standard. The reference design consists of a Qi-certified board with an NXP wireless charging MWCT family MCUs, as well as optional NFC, secure element and CAN/LIN transceiver. The solution also features a software package that includes NXP’s wireless charging Qi 1.3 software library and a complete suite of customizable software solutions that help make it easier for developers to bring a Qi-certified wireless charger to market.

Why it matters: The WPC’s Qi standard is used by most major smartphone manufacturers, including Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi and many others. The new Qi 1.3 standard includes new secure authentication features that verify if a smartphone or other wireless power device is Qi Certified and can reduce the wireless power transfer to lower levels if an uncertified device is detected to ensure user safety and protect equipment from damage. This requires the addition of secure storage to the wireless power transmitter, addressed by NXP’s automotive-grade products.

“By combining NXP’s deep security credentials with our automotive expertise and our leadership in high-performance in-vehicle wireless charging, NXP is once again first to market with a complete, production-ready solution for next generation automotive Qi products, ,” said Denis Cabrol, Executive Director and General Manager, IoT and Security Solutions, NXP. “NXP partners can use the flexible hardware platform and customizable software libraries to quickly and reliably create wireless charging solutions that meet their unique needs.”

More details: The Automotive 15W Wireless Charging Transmitter reference design includes NXP’s complete wireless charging software library, which customers can customize based on the type of wireless charging application targeted, including scaling solutions from 5 to 15 watts and above with proprietary protocols support readiness, single or multi-coil chargers, and across vehicles fleets.

For more information, visit nxp.com/wirelesspower.

About NXP Semiconductors
NXP Semiconductors N.V. (NASDAQ: NXPI) enables secure connections for a smarter world, advancing solutions that make lives easier, better, and safer. As the world leader in secure connectivity solutions for embedded applications, NXP is driving innovation in the automotive, industrial & IoT, mobile, and communication infrastructure markets. Built on more than 60 years of combined experience and expertise, the company has approximately 29,000 employees in more than 30 countries and posted revenue of $8.61 billion in 2020. Find out more at NXP Semiconductors.

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