NATIONSTAR Automotive Smart Cockpit Mini COB Backlight Board Passes the AEC-Q102 Automotive-Grade Certification

NATIONSTAR’s independently developed Mini COB backlight board for automotive smart cockpits has officially passed the AEC-Q102 automotive-grade optoelectronic device certification. This milestone confirms that the product fully meets the stringent admission standards of the automotive electronics industry and is now qualified for mass-scale deployment in onboard terminal applications.

AEC-Q102 is a globally recognized high-barrier certification system for automotive optoelectronic products, encompassing extreme reliability tests including high/low temperature cycling, damp-heat aging, mechanical vibration, mechanical shock, and long-term life testing. Throughout the comprehensive qualification process, NATIONSTAR's Mini COB backlight board for automotive smart cockpits met all performance specifications on the first attempt, with its structural integrity and environmental robustness being thoroughly validated.

Leveraging NATIONSTAR's mature COB integrated packaging technology, the product features uniform light emission, high brightness, low power consumption, a slim form factor, and excellent thermal dissipation. It is well-suited for a range of smart cockpit display applications, including center-stack infotainment screens, digital instrument clusters, and rear-seat entertainment displays, reliably meeting the complex operating conditions encountered during vehicle operation.

This certification represents a significant advancement for NATIONSTAR in the automotive display sector, underscoring the company's comprehensive capabilities in R&D and quality assurance for automotive-grade optoelectronic devices. Looking ahead, NATIONSTAR will continue to drive technological iteration in its automotive-grade optoelectronic product portfolio, deepen collaborative synergies across the industry chain, and contribute to the evolution of smart cockpit display systems while vigorously expanding its presence in the onboard display market.