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Macroblock Releases AEC-Q100-qualified Automotive Lighting ICs

Macroblock announced its new generation LED automotive lighting driver ICs, MBI6659Q and MBI6665Q, are highly praised and appreciated by the customers. The two new products are suitable for the application of intelligent automotive lighting, and both of them have obtained the AEC-Q100 qualification.

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Macroblock Releases AEC-Q100-qualified Automotive Lighting ICs

The company is positive about the future outlook of the global intelligent automobile market. By launching these two new products, Macroblock has a more complete automotive series product line. Macroblock will continuously focus on the automobile original equipment market and keep developing other new products to assist each brand to maximize business value.

As compared to the ordinary electronic products, automotive electronics have stricter standards for their components. The Automotive Electronics Council (AEC) established AEC-Q100 qualification standard for automotive IC, and the test qualification is rigorous. Macroblock's automotive series products have all passed this certification to make sure that the reliability and stability of ICs meet AEC's requirements.

Macroblock LED automotive IC product line can be divided into two categories, the first is the automotive display, and the other is the automotive lighting. Both MBI6659Q and MBI6665Q are categorized as automotive lighting.

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