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Instrument Panel for Light Electric Vehicles based on Renesas Solution

Reference Design of an instrument panel for light electric vehicles (LEV). It utilizes a highly integrated system-on-chip (SoC) that has a power management unit (PMU), a graphical processor (GPU), a Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) radio, and an independent sensor block to seamlessly attached a variety of sensors.
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