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Capability Directory 3 AUTOMOTIVE CONSULTANCIES DEVELOPMENT TOOL SUPPLIERS POWERTRAIN CONSULTANCIES CAPABILITY TEST & CERTIFICATION FACILITIES TIER 1 - SYSTEM DEVELOPERS & DIRECTORY INTEGRATORS TIER 2 - COMPONENT DEVELOPERS & SUPPLIERS VEHICLE COMPONENT SUPPLIERS 2018/19 UK based Companies offering Automotive Electronics services and solutions. AESIN Capability Directory 3 As Chairman of AESIN I am delighted to announce the second revision of this valuable Automotive Capability Directory which provides a rich resource of UK based Companies offering Automotive Electronics services and solutions. As part of our work at AESIN to help enable rapid innovation in Automotive Electronic Systems, it is vital that we reach out to companies and organisations across the UK and engage with our core Industry led Workstream activities (Connectivity (V2X), More Electric powertrain, ADAS & AV, Security, Software and Research). As the AESIN Community is growing and seeking technology solutions this Directory has both a searchable on-line and printed version to be distributed at AESIN2018 Annual Conference 2nd October. I would like to thank all those involved at AESIN and TECHWORKS for the work in preparing this new revision of the publication and also to those providing the engaging Editorial supplements. I would encourage you make full use of the directory to help locate and connect with new potential suppliers and look forward to seeing this valuable resource grow year on year as we expand the AESIN Community to include Research and Academic Institutions . Alan Banks AESIN Chairman 4 AESIN Capability Directory Maser Engineering …………………..……… 50 LISTINGS McLaren…………………………………………… 51 MCS……………………………………………..…… 52 3M………………………………………….………… 12 MDL Technologies…………………………… 53 AB Open ………………………………………….. 13 Mentor A Siemens Business ………...… 54 Altran UK…………………………………….……. 14 Myrtle Software………………………………… 55 Analog Devices ………………………………… 15 Nanoscope Services ………………………….56 Applus IDIADA…………………………………...16 National Instruments……………….……… 57 Aptcore Limited………………………………… 17 NCC Group Services………………………… 58 ARM Limited……………………………………… 18 Nova Modus………………………………………59 AVL Powertrain UK Ltd……………………... 19 NXP UK………………………………………………60 Cadence Design Systems……………….. 20 Phaedrus Systems…………………………… 61 Cambridge Microelectronics …………... 21 Presto Engineering ………………………….. 62 (Camutronics) Qualcomm…………………………………………64 Cerberus Security Laboratories………… 22 Renesas Electronics Europe……………… 65 Codeplay…………………………………………… 23 Ricardo………………………………………..…… 66 DELTA……………………………………………… 24 Roke Manor Research………………….…… 67 Dynex Semiconductors…………………… 25 RoodMicrotec ………………………………..… 68 EDA Solutions ………………………………….. 26 Saffety Systems………………………………… 69 Embecosm ………………………………………. 27 Senseye……………………………………….…… 70 Feabhas…………………………………………… 28 Siemens…………………………………………… 71 FirstEDA…………………………………………… 30 Smart Power Solutions …………………….. 72 Garfield / Matrics……………………………… 31 Sofintysys………………………………………… 73 Green Hills Software………………………… 32 Sondrel………………………………………..…… 74 Helix Technologies Ltd……………………… 34 Supply Design……………………………………75 Horiba Mira……………………………………… 35 TKS Partnership…………………………………76 IC Resources…………………………………… 36 T&VS………………………………………………… 77 Imagination Technologies………………… 37 Ultra Electronics……………………………… 78 Inex……………………………………………………38 Vertizan (Formerly Coveritas)…………… 79 Infineon Technologies……………………….39 Visteon Eng Services Ltd………………… 80 Inseto……………………………………………… 40 Intel………………………………………………… 41 Intercede………………………………………… 42 Non-Member listings …………………...81-85 IT Dev………………………………………………. 43 Kore Wyless……………………………………… 44 Advanced Chemical Etching, AMS, API Lauterbach Limited……………………………45 Capacitors, AVID Technology Group, Bitwise, Lorit Consultancy……………………………… 46 Bluefruit Software, Driverless.Global, Hitex Lotus………………………………………………….47 Development Tools, Keysight Technologies, Lynx Software Technologies …………... 48 M&M Qualtech, Microlease, Nexor, One Spin, Magna-Power Electronics………………… 49 PRQA, QA Systems, Rohde & Schwarz, Sanmina, Strategy Analytics, Synopsys, Vector, Xilinix ARTICLES ADVERTS Dr. Alastair McGibbon ……...…...…..6 IoT Security Foundation Conf.…….…… 2 CSA Catapult TechWorks Summit & Gala Dinner..… 11/87 Green Hills Software………………...……… 33 Philippa Oldham ……………...…...…...9 Presto Engineering ……………………………63 Advanced Propulsion Centre McLaren Applied Technologies …………88 AESIN Capability Directory 5 SERVICES INDEX Cadence AUTOMOTIVE CONSULTANCY Horiba Mira Siemens Lauterbach GmbH Ultra Electronics MCS Vertizan AB Open Ricardo Visteon Altran Roodmicrotec Applus IDIADA Sofintsys Aptcore Supply Design AVL TIER 2 - COMPONENT Cadence DEVELOPER & SUPPLIER Cambridge Microelectronics TEST & CERTIFICATION FACILITY (Camutronics) Analog Devices Cerberus Security Laboratories Applus IDIADA Applus IDIADA Feabhas AVL ARM FirstEDA Cadence Cambridge Microelectronics Green Hills Software Codeplay (Camutronics) Horiba Mira DELTA DELTA IC Resources EDA Solutions Dynex Semiconductors INEX Horiba Mira Garfield / Matrics Intercede Lauterbach GmbH Green Hills Software Lauterbach GmbH Maser Engineering Helix Technologies Ltd Lorit Consultancy MCS Imagination Technologies Lotus MDL Technologies Infineon Maser Engineering Nanoscope Services Intel MCS National Instruments ITDev NCC Group Presto Engineering Lauterbach GmbH Nova Modus Roodmicrotec Magna-Power Electronics Ricardo Smart Power Solutions McLaren Applied Technologies RoodMicrotec T&VS Mentor A Siemens Business ROKE Vertizan NXP SafeTTy Systems Roodmicrotec Senseye Sondrel Siemens TIER 1 - SYSTEM DEVELOPER Supply Design Softintsys & INTEGRATOR TKS Partnerships Smart Power Solutions Ultra Electronics T&VS Vertizan Applus IDIADA AVL Cadence DEVELOPMENT TOOL SUPPLIER VEHICLE COMPONENT Codeplay SUPPLIER DELTA Dynex Semiconductors Codeplay EDA Solutions EDA Solutions 3M Garfield / Matrics Embecosm Applus IDIADA Intel National Instruments Inseto Intercede Phaedrus Systems Phaedrus Systems KORE Qualcomm Qualcomm Lauterbach GmbH Renesas LYNX Software Technologies Roodmicrotec POWERTRAIN CONSULTANCY MDL Technologies Mentor A Siemens Business McLaren Applied Technologies Applus IDIADA Myrtle Software AVL Roodmicrotec 6 AESIN Capability Directory ARTICLE THE CAR INDUSTRY - DR. ALASTAIR THE GREATEST MCGIBBONELECTRONICS PowerOPPORTUNITY Electronics Business OF DevelopmentALL? Manager CSA Catapult Power Electronics is The opportunities are significant and immediate, but the challenge is how to very quickly moving to develop innovative, market-ready solutions the front and centre of from a comprehensive but highly disaggregated supply chain. strategic importance for the UK automotive The AESIN Capability directory is an essential enabling tool that helps industry. companies to understand capability and capacity within the broader supply chain that can help identify partners and potential solutions. When coupled with networking support through AESIN and PowerelectronicsUK together with direct assistance in integrated supply chain R&D from the new CSA Catapult, the opportunity is there for the UK to perform like a ‘virtual tier 1’ producing world-beating power electronics innovations and solutions. Power Electronics is on the critical path for hybrid and all-electric vehicle development, whether that is in drivetrain power and control, battery management or rapid charging from the grid. Crucially, it is not just what power electronics can do by being smaller, lighter, faster and cheaper as a stand-alone technology, it’s also what it buys the system designer it terms of performance, weight and space that can really bring the added value to overall vehicle development. AESIN Capability Directory 7 The emergence of wide bandgap semiconductors such as Gallium Nitride (GaN) and Silicon Carbide (SiC) have helped to trigger greater focus on power electronics as a key enabler of future electrification. The abilities of these chips to work at higher voltages, higher temperatures and higher frequencies are compelling. They open up opportunities to develop solutions with power densities that can be an order of magnitude higher than existing solutions. The recent excellent APC/Automotive Council roadmap for power electronics highlights the potential impact across the electrification space as well as the cost and performance targets that need to be met to get there. However, the problem is that it is not just a case of replacing existing silicon-based chip solutions with GaN or SiC. Wide bandgap semiconductors are disruptive technologies that force a complete rethink on how power electronics is configured and integrated within a vehicle: Wide bandgaps can work perfectly well at temperatures >200C, but little else can, meaning that the challenges for packaging, materials development and harsh environment performance are significant. Power densities are high, but the knock-on implications for localised heating and thermal management are significant, including how to remove or recycle kilowatts of power transferred into heat within a very small area. The fast switching frequencies of the new devices offer up the opportunity for very high performance power electronics architectures and applications, including wireless charging. However, how best to drive and control devices at these frequencies? Also, the resultant electromagnetic fields generated by the fast switching devices can have an impact on neighbouring circuits and systems. As a result, a completely new way of integrated system thinking is needed to be able to successfully exploit the properties of wide bandgap power electronics in automotive. It is a problem
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