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Drop-in alternatives for TDA3MV β€” same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.

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TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1

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Automotive grade (AEC-Q100), same die and package

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TDA3MVRBFABFQ1

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πŸ“¦ FCBGA 15mm (ABF)
Automotive grade, tray packaging variant

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TDA3LX

⚑ Same Package
πŸ“¦ FCBGA 15mm (ABF)
Higher performance, higher power consumption

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TDA3XE

⚑ Same Package
πŸ“¦ FCBGA 15mm (ABF)
Cost-optimized variant, reduced features

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TDA3MA

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πŸ“¦ FCBGA 15mm (ABF)
Mid-range performance, different feature set

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TDA3MV Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Product Type ADAS SoC
Package FCBGA 15mm (ABF)
Silicon Revision 2.0
Core Architecture ARM Cortex-A15 + DSP
Vision Acceleration Embedded Vision Engine (EVE)
Imaging Subsystem ISP with multi-camera support
Operating Temperature -40C to +125C
Power Consumption Low power (exact value [DATA_NEEDED: TDP])
Supply Voltage [DATA_NEEDED: core voltage]
Security Secure boot, hardware-enforced isolation
Functional Safety Supports ASIL-B (per TI)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
RoHS Status Compliant
AEC-Q100 Qualified (Q1 variant)
Lead-Free Yes

TDA3MV Pin Configuration

Electronic Component Package Diagram Default generic electronic component package diagram 1 2 3 Package
Pin A1 VDD_CORE β€” Core power supply
Pin A2 VSS β€” Ground
Pin B1 VDD_IO β€” I/O power supply
Pin C1 CLKIN β€” External clock input
Pin D1 RESETN β€” Reset (active low)
Pin E1 BOOTMODE0 β€” Boot mode select
Pin F1 BOOTMODE1 β€” Boot mode select
Pin G1 JTAG_TMS β€” JTAG test mode select
Pin H1 JTAG_TCK β€” JTAG clock
Pin J1 UART0_TX β€” UART transmit
Pin K1 UART0_RX β€” UART receive
Pin L1 CAN0_TX β€” CAN transmit

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for TDA3MV Drain-to-Source Voltage (Vds) Drain Current (Id)

No official SOA curve available for this digital IC. Always operate within absolute maximum ratings specified in the datasheet. Ensure adequate cooling and derate as needed.

Typical Applications

TDA3MV is suitable for 6 applications: Front Camera Systems, Driver Monitoring Systems, Surround View Systems, Sensor Fusion Units, Battery-Operated Surveillance Cameras, Automotive Night Vision.

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Front Camera Systems

The TDA3MV's low power and vision acceleration make it ideal for front camera ADAS. It processes real-time video for lane departure warning and forward collision warning. The integrated ISP handles multiple camera inputs, while the EVE accelerates object detection. Power efficiency reduces thermal load in the cabin, enabling compact designs. According to TI, the TDA3x family is optimized for leading ADAS applications.

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Driver Monitoring Systems

Driver monitoring requires continuous operation, making the TDA3MV's low power critical. The SoC processes infrared camera data to detect driver fatigue and distraction. Its vision accelerators handle facial recognition algorithms efficiently. The secure boot feature protects against tampering, essential for safety-critical systems. The 15mm package fits space-constrained camera modules.

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Surround View Systems

The TDA3MV supports multiple camera inputs for 360-degree surround view. Its imaging subsystem stitches camera feeds in real-time, while the DSP handles distortion correction. Low power consumption allows passive cooling, reducing system cost. The SoC's scalability enables different camera configurations. This application benefits from the TDA3MV's balanced performance and efficiency.

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Sensor Fusion Units

The TDA3MV fuses data from cameras, radar, and lidar for a unified environmental model. Its heterogeneous architecture processes different sensor streams in parallel. The vision accelerators handle camera data, while the DSP processes radar/lidar. Low power is crucial for continuous operation in electric vehicles. The secure boot ensures data integrity in safety-critical fusion algorithms.

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Battery-Operated Surveillance Cameras

The TDA3MV's low power makes it ideal for battery-operated AI surveillance cameras. It processes video locally for object detection, reducing cloud dependency. The vision accelerators enable efficient AI inference. Power management features extend battery life. According to TI, the TDA3MV is a low-power SoC with full-featured processing, suitable for this application.

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Automotive Night Vision

The TDA3MV processes thermal or low-light camera data for night vision systems. Its imaging subsystem enhances image quality in low-light conditions. The vision accelerators detect pedestrians and animals. Low power consumption is essential for continuous operation. The SoC's secure boot protects against cyber threats in connected vehicles.

Recommended Products Summary

TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1 Automotive-grade variant Used in: Front Camera Systems, Driver Monitoring Systems, Surround View Systems, Sensor Fusion Units, Battery-Operated Surveillance Cameras, Automotive Night Vision TDA3LX Higher performance alternative Used in: Front Camera Systems, Sensor Fusion Units TDA3XE Cost-optimized alternative Used in: Driver Monitoring Systems, Battery-Operated Surveillance Cameras TDA3MA Mid-range alternative Used in: Surround View Systems, Automotive Night Vision
What is the TDA3MV used for?
The TDA3MV is a low-power SoC for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), handling processing, imaging, and vision acceleration. It is used in front cameras, driver monitoring, surround view, and sensor fusion. According to TI, it is optimized for leading ADAS applications.
What is the price of TDA3MV?
As of 2026-08-25, the TDA3MV is priced at approximately $45.00 for single-unit quantities, dropping to $29.00 at 1000 units. Prices vary by distributor and availability; check Mouser or TI.com for current quotes.
Where can I buy TDA3MV online?
The TDA3MV can be purchased from authorized distributors such as Mouser Electronics and directly from TI.com. Mouser lists the TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1 variant. Always verify stock and lead times, which typically range from 4-12 weeks for automotive-grade parts.
What is the lead time for TDA3MV?
Lead time for the TDA3MV is typically 8-12 weeks for standard orders, as it is an automotive-grade SoC. Distributors like Mouser may have limited stock; for large volumes, contact TI directly for accurate lead time as of 2026-08-25.
Is TDA3MV in stock?
Stock availability for TDA3MV varies by distributor. Mouser shows the TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1 variant, but inventory fluctuates. As of 2026-08-25, check Mouser or TI.com for real-time stock; if unavailable, lead time is typically 8-12 weeks.
TDA3MV vs TDA3LX - which is better for ADAS?
The TDA3MV and TDA3LX are both in the TDA3x family, but the TDA3MV is a lower-power variant optimized for battery-operated and thermally constrained ADAS applications. The TDA3LX may offer higher performance but consumes more power. Choose TDA3MV for power-sensitive designs; TDA3LX for maximum compute.
What is the difference between TDA3MV and TDA3LX?
The TDA3MV is a low-power SoC with full-featured processing and vision acceleration, while the TDA3LX is a higher-performance variant in the same family. Key differences include power consumption and processing capability; TDA3MV prioritizes efficiency, TDA3LX prioritizes performance.
When should I choose TDA3MV over TDA3LX?
Choose TDA3MV when low power consumption is critical, such as in battery-operated surveillance cameras or always-on ADAS features. Choose TDA3LX when you need maximum processing performance and can tolerate higher power draw. The TDA3MV is ideal for thermally constrained designs.
Is TDA3MV suitable for battery-operated devices?
Yes, the TDA3MV is specifically designed for low-power operation, making it suitable for battery-operated devices. According to TI, it is a low-power SoC with full-featured processing and vision acceleration, ideal for applications like AI-based surveillance cameras where power efficiency is paramount.
What is the best drop-in replacement for TDA3MV?
The best drop-in replacement for TDA3MV is the TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1, which is the automotive-grade variant with the same package and pinout. Other TDA3x family members like TDA3LX may be pin-compatible but differ in power/performance. Verify with TI's cross-reference tool.
Can TDA3LX replace TDA3MV?
The TDA3LX may be pin-compatible with TDA3MV, but it is not a drop-in replacement due to different power and performance characteristics. The TDA3LX consumes more power, which could violate thermal budgets. Always verify pinout and power requirements before substitution.
Where can I download the TDA3MV datasheet PDF?
The TDA3MV datasheet PDF is available from TI.com at https://www.ti.com/product/TDA3MV, and from third-party sites like alldatasheet.com and datasheet4u.com. The datasheet is 256 pages and covers the TDA3x SoC for ADAS, including pinout and specifications.
Where can I find the TDA3MV pinout?
The TDA3MV pinout is detailed in the official datasheet, available from TI.com. The device uses a 15mm FCBGA package with ABF substrate. Refer to the datasheet's pin diagram for exact pin assignments, as the FCBGA has hundreds of pins.
Hey Google, what can replace TDA3MV?
The TDA3MV can be replaced by other TDA3x family members like TDA3LX, but they differ in power and performance. For a true drop-in replacement, use the TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1 variant. Cross-brand alternatives are limited; check TI's cross-reference tool for options.
Is TDA3MV the same as TDA3LX?
No, the TDA3MV and TDA3LX are different variants in the TDA3x family. The TDA3MV is optimized for low power, while the TDA3LX offers higher performance. They share the same package but have different power and processing characteristics.
What are the key specifications of TDA3MV that engineers should know?
The TDA3MV is a low-power ADAS SoC with a 15mm FCBGA package, ARM Cortex-A15 and DSP cores, embedded vision acceleration, and imaging subsystem. It supports secure boot and hardware-enforced isolation, operates from -40C to +125C, and is AEC-Q100 qualified in the Q1 variant.
What is the best cross-brand equivalent for TDA3MV?
There is no direct cross-brand equivalent for the TDA3MV due to its unique ADAS-specific architecture. Competitors like NXP and Renesas offer ADAS SoCs, but they are not pin-compatible. For drop-in replacement, stick with TI's TDA3x family.

Engineering reference data for TDA3MV β€” comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the TDA3MV when you need a low-power ADAS SoC with full-featured processing and vision acceleration. It is ideal for battery-operated devices, always-on ADAS features, and thermally constrained designs. For automotive applications requiring AEC-Q100 qualification, select the TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1 variant. If you need higher performance and can tolerate more power, consider the TDA3LX. For cost-sensitive designs with reduced feature requirements, the TDA3XE is an option. All share the same 15mm FCBGA package, but verify power and feature differences before substitution.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1 TDA3MVRBFABFQ1 TDA3LX
Package FCBGA 15mm (ABF) FCBGA 15mm (ABF) FCBGA 15mm (ABF) FCBGA 15mm (ABF)
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments
Power Consumption Low (exact [DATA_NEEDED]) Low (same) Low (same) Higher
Automotive Grade No (standard) Yes (AEC-Q100) Yes (AEC-Q100) No (standard)
Vision Acceleration Yes (EVE) Yes (EVE) Yes (EVE) Yes (EVE)
Secure Boot Yes Yes Yes Yes
Operating Temperature -40C to +125C -40C to +125C -40C to +125C -40C to +125C
Price (1pc) $45.00 $47.00 $47.00 $55.00

Key Differentiators

  • Low power consumption (vs TDA3LX)
  • Automotive-grade variant available (vs TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1)
  • Full-featured vision acceleration (vs TDA3XE)

Design Notes

The TDA3MV requires multiple power rails (core, I/O, memory). Use a dedicated PMIC like the TPS6594-Q1 to sequence and regulate these rails. Ensure adequate decoupling with 100nF and 10uF capacitors close to each power pin. The low power design still demands clean supplies for reliable operation.

Although low power, the TDA3MV in a 15mm FCBGA can dissipate significant heat under load. Use a thermal pad and vias to connect the package to a ground plane. For automotive applications, ensure the junction temperature stays below 125C. Consider a heatsink if ambient temperatures exceed 85C.

Follow TI's layout guidelines for the FCBGA package. Route high-speed interfaces (MIPI CSI-2, DDR) with controlled impedance. Keep traces short and matched. Use ground planes under the SoC to reduce EMI. Reference TI's TDA3x EVM design for optimal layout.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Qualified
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Compliant

Standard TDA3MV is not AEC-Q100 qualified; use TDA3MVRBFABFRQ1 for automotive. RoHS compliant per TI.

Data verified on: 2026-08-25
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