NXP Automotive

When:

20 September 2017,16:00 Hour

- 18:00 Hour

Location:Fontys Hogeschool Rachelsmolen 1 _ gebouw R1 Zaal 1.01 5612 MA Eindhoven

Event type:College

Event organizer:Elektrotechniek

Pricing Members KIVI, Young Engineers or Students of Engineering Society (KIVI):Free

Pricing Students (need to register):Free

The sheets of the interesting presentation of the College by Lars Reger, CTO NXP automotive are available:

Omschrijving

NXP semiconductors makes components for many car functions like secure car access, energy and power manegement, safety, in vehicle networks , wireless charging and many more.

Just search on NXP automotive and you will find more information.

Electronics in the cars become even more important for electric cars. Lars Reger is the CTO of NXP automotive and also Senior Vice President.
He has a broad experience in automotive products and is willing to talk to us about the many products NXP is providing now and and also about new application areas like telematics and car-to-X Communications, NFC in the car, LED lighting and software-defined radio.

NXP® Semiconductors N.V. enables secure connections and infrastructure 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 secure connected vehicle, end-to-end security & privacy and smart connected solutions markets. Built on more than 60 years of combined experience and expertise, the company has 31,000 employees in more than 33 countries and posted revenue of $9.5 billion in 2016. See www.nxp.com.

NXP has design, research and development, manufacturing and sales operations in The Netherlands.

The corporate offices are located at the Eindhoven High Tech Campus, a globally recognized hotspot of innovation.

Eindhoven is home to core functions like Corporate Legal, Corporate Strategy, IT, Internal Communications, Sustainability Office, etc. Our R&D activities in Eindhoven comprise the development of IP blocks, non-volatile memories, design tools & methodologies, test & verification methodologies, as well as product design in several Business Lines. R&D Strategy, Technology Scouting, External Relations and Standardization are functions based in Eindhoven. In Nijmegen we have research, development & business, manufacturing (8 inch wafer fab), technology enablement and support functions.

NNXP has design, research and development, manufacturing and sales operations in the Netherlands. Our corporate offices are located at the Eindhoven High Tech Campus, a globally recognized hotspot of innovation. Eindhoven is home to core functions like Corporate Legal, Corporate Strategy, IT, Internal Communications, Sustainability Office, etc. Our R&D activities in Eindhoven comprise the development of IP blocks, non-volatile memories, design tools & methodologies, test & verification methodologies, as well as product design in several Business Lines. R&D Strategy, Technology Scouting, External Relations and Standardization are functions based in Eindhoven. In Nijmegen, we have research, development & business, manufacturing (8 inch wafer fab), technology enablement and support functions.
Our Automotive Solid State Lighting team is the center of innovation and excellence for automotive lighting specializing in medium to high power DC-DC based LED driver

Spreker(s)

Lars Reger is the CTO of NXP automotive and also Senior Vice President. The college will be held in English!

Head of Strategy, New Business and R&D, NXP Automotive, has been confirmed for the Autonomous Car session of the safety stream on day 2 at Automotive World’s CV Megatrends Europe 2013, taking place on 13 November 2013.

Lars Reger is Vice President Strategy, New Business, and R&D for the Automotive business unit at NXP, the independent semiconductors company founded by Philips. Lars is responsible for managing NXP’s portfolio of automotive products, developing new business opportunities and defining NXP’s automotive strategy. In January 2012, he also took over the responsibility of the global R&D activities for NXP’s automotive business. He joined NXP in February 2008.