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Automotive TFT Cluster and Center Information Display (CID) based on ROHM Semiconductor Solution

TFT Cluster and Center Information Display (CID) from ROHM Semiconductors Solutions are advanced and versatile solutions for displaying information and entertainment in vehicles. They consist of power management, protection, audio, LED lighting driver, LCD panel, and signal control/general purpose components that ensure high-quality, low-power, and safe operation. ROHM offers a variety of products and technologies for different applications and requirements, such as ComfySIL functional safety concept, Quick Buck Booster power circuit technology, and ML2253x series voice synthesis LSI.
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