Driver assistance systems (ADAS) are capable of assisting and supplementing the driver during complex vehicle operations, and ultimately enabling autonomous driving in the future. Features offered by ADAS include adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, night vision, lane keeping assist and collision warning systems with automatic steering and brake intervention. Predictive ADAS can partially control vehicle movement and prevent accidents. These autonomous safety features pave the way for future autonomous vehicles.

                                                           Driver assistance system application composition

Inductors for use in ADAS driver assistance systems, the new element is based on a ferrite core in a compact package with an insertion height of less than 0.5 mm. The series of power inductors is AEC-Q200 certified, and due to its excellent electrical performance and wide operating temperature range (-40 °C to +125 °C), this small element is suitable for automotive applications, especially advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), where they can help achieve smaller cameras, for example. And in the process of use can reduce the leakage of magnetic flux. To meet the growing demand for automotive applications.