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Automotive Electronics &

Semiconductor Market Trends

LIDARs and sensor fusion ECUs advancing ADAS

architectures towards automated driving

The Annual Tokyo SOI Workshop, 2017

Akhilesh Kona, Senior Analyst, Automotive Electronics and Semiconductors

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Agenda

• Automotive electronics and semiconductor market trends

• ADAS architectures towards automated driving

• Current state of ADAS sensor architectures

• Key technologies enabling next-gen ADAS architectures

• Market Outlook & Key Takeaway

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CHEMICAL

DIGITAL & WEB SOLUTIONS

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12,000+ 130+

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Automotive market trends

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Vehicle production rises slowly with various degrees in

emerging and established markets

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Middle East/Africa

South America

South Asia

Japan/Korea

North America

Greater China

Europe

Vehicle production volume forecast in million units

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2.4% CAGR (2016 – 22)

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Average value of electronic systems per car to cross

$1500 by 2022

$1,100

$1,150

$1,200

$1,250

$1,300

$1,350

$1,400

$1,450

$1,500

$1,550

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Chassis &Safety

Body &Convenience

Infotainment

Powertrain

ADAS

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Automotive electronics system revenue

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5.6% CAGR (2016 – 22)

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Automated driving, connectivity and electrification

fueling automotive semiconductor growth

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OpticalSemiconductors

Discretes

Sensors & Radars

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Automotive semiconductor revenue by device

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7.1% CAGR (2016 – 22)

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Current state of ADAS

architectures

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Old generation: C-segment with 1 ADAS ECU

1-Series 2009

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Proliferation of ADAS ECUs on the new platform

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1-Series 2015

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Old generation: E-segment with 14 ADAS ECUs

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7-Series 2009

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Advancement of features on new platform

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7-Series 2015

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Typical ADAS architecture requirements

ADAS Module Avg. per L3 Avg. per L4 Avg. per L5

Sensor Fusion 1 2 2

Exterior Camera 5 8 8

Interior Camera 1 1 1

Short/Mid-range

Radar

4 6 6

Long-range Radar 1 2 2

Long-range LIDAR 1 1 1-2*

Short-range LIDAR 2* 2-4* 4

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*Architectures based on existing pilot car platforms

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Key technologies enabling next-

generation ADAS architectures

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Addressing the gaps in automotive LIDAR technology

Typical gap in LIDAR performance specifications

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LIDAR

Current Standard Required Performance

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Pure solid-state technology to dominate LIDAR space

by 2025

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LIDAR shipment forecast in million units

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Basic Flash

Hi-Res (2D/3D) Flash

Mechanical

MEMS & EOS

Optical Phase Array

CAGR (2020-26)

LIDAR shipments CAGR (2020-26)

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Machine vision – a software driven market

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High-end (>5 functions)

Mid-range(4-5functions)

Basic (< 3functions)

Revenue for front-view camera modules

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System revenue for front-view camera modules to

grow fourfold by 2022

• Basic cameras: Mass adoption in economy

segments to meet regional guidelines with

declining semiconductor BOM and software

costs

• Mid-range and high-end cameras: adoption on

premium segments with increasing

semiconductor BOM and software costs

Semiconductor revenue for front-view camera

modules will reach up to $1.5 billion by 2022

• SoCs based on MPUs or FPGAs?

• Intel (Mobileye) and the rest (S32V, TDAx, R-car,

Visconti, Zynq,)

• Key benchmarks: power consumption, performance

and safety compliance

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Sensor fusion modules – Growth in semiconductor

value for safety-critical functions

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Surround-view Parking Automated Driving

ADAS sensor fusion module forecast

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System level:

• Challenge: Software for enabling AD via

machine vision, deep learning, sensor fusion

and etc.

• Opportunity: Universities, technology labs and

start-ups working on unconventional

technologies (deep learning, machine vision,

etc.)

Chip level:

• Challenge: High performance processors

meeting traditional automotive requirements

(power consumption, functional safety

temperature, life-time, etc.)

• Opportunity: Suppliers with high-performance

computing platforms at lower power

consumption and small die size

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Market Outlook & Key takeaway

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Market share for ADAS sensor suppliers (in revenue)

Bosch

Continental

Valeo

Autoliv

Magna

Delphi

Panasonic

Denso

ZF TRW

Tung Thih Electronic

Sony

Hyundai Mobis

Hella

Clarion

Aisin

Sharp

Gentex

Velodyne

Samsung

Kyocera

Others

2016 ADAS electronics system supplier

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On Semiconductor

Omnivision

Bosch

Murata

Valeo

Nicera

Infineon

STMicroelectronics

FLIR

Panasonic

NXP

Sony

Melexis

Gentex

ULIS

Others

2016 ADAS semiconductor* supplier share

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*Only for radar transceivers, image sensors, ultrasonic sensors and infrared sensors

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Key Takeaways

• Economy vehicle segments – proliferation of

sensors and ECUs for compliance (NCAPs,

NHTSA,..).

• Premium vehicle segments – Addition of

LIDARS and high-end sensor fusion modules

for automated driving.

• No compromise on sensor technology for

automated driving – redundancy is a must.

• Functional safety and performance for

autonomy will drive the semiconductor

growth through artificial intelligence and

sensor fusion.

• Consolidation of ECUs to drive high-

performance computing platforms.

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