Nuvoton Technology Corporation Japan (NTCJ) has launched its latest 4th-generation Gerda HMI display ICs, enhancing automotive safety, visibility, and user experience. These ICs power electronic mirrors, digital instrument clusters, and AR-HUDs, offering improved contrast, resolution, and graphical depth.
Key models include:
- Gerda-4M: Optimized for electronic mirrors, improving visibility in low-light and glare conditions.
- Gerda-4L: Features a compression engine for high-resolution displays at reduced system costs.
- Gerda-4C: Supports 2.5D graphics, creating depth and shading effects in digital instrument clusters.
Built with ASIL-B functional safety compliance, the Gerda ICs include real-time monitoring, signal validation, and fail-safe features. Additionally, their Hardware Security Module (HSM) with EVITA-Full compliance enables secure boot and over-the-air updates to prevent cyber threats.
Supporting CAN-FD, Ethernet, MIPI CSI2, DRGB, and LVDS, these ICs seamlessly integrate with HUDs, HVAC panels, and electronic mirrors. With mass production beginning in May 2025, Nuvoton’s Gerda series is set to redefine automotive display technology, driving safety, and user-centric innovation.re powerful, secure, and adaptable smart devices. The SoC is expected to be available soon, marking a pivotal advancement in the evolution of connected devices.ries.
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