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On Semi powers up new chip families at IDF
Ismini Scouras9/15/2010 9:49 AM EDT
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San Francisco—ON Semiconductor has launched a portfolio of products that simplify and speed the design of computing platforms, including those built around the upcoming 2nd Generation Intel Core processor family (Codename Sandy Bridge).
The new products include high-efficiency power management devices and advanced ICs for implementing high-bandwidth communication interfaces while reducing power consumption and saving board space.
Among the ON Semiconductor products making their debut at IDF will be advanced controller ICs for CPU voltage regulation; a new family of high-efficiency High Side Voltage Regulation (HSVR) MOSFETs; and the company’s first products in a family of switches designed for common high-bandwidth communications interfaces.
For datasheets, pricing and additional information: click here.
The new products include high-efficiency power management devices and advanced ICs for implementing high-bandwidth communication interfaces while reducing power consumption and saving board space.
Among the ON Semiconductor products making their debut at IDF will be advanced controller ICs for CPU voltage regulation; a new family of high-efficiency High Side Voltage Regulation (HSVR) MOSFETs; and the company’s first products in a family of switches designed for common high-bandwidth communications interfaces.
For datasheets, pricing and additional information: click here.
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