Fairchild offers USB-compliant switching chargers

Fairchild Semiconductor has developed the FAN5400 series of USB-compliant, Lithium-ion switching chargers with USB On-The-Go (USB-OTG) capabilities for smart phones, tablets and digital cameras.

News from Electronicstalk, 18 November 2010

Mosfet packaging features top-side cooling

In order to meet the needs for high current capability, high efficiency and smaller form factors, Fairchild Semiconductor has developed the Dual Cool packaging for Mosfets.

News from Electronicstalk, 29 October 2010

High-voltage gate drivers suit motor applications

Fairchild Semiconductor is offering high-voltage gate driver solutions for engineers designing motor and industrial applications, such as motor drive inverters and telecom system power supplies.

News from Electronicstalk, 14 September 2010

Fairchild develops LED street-lighting solution

Fairchild Semiconductor's China-based Global Power Resource SM Centre (GPRC) has developed an LED street-lighting solution that reduces power consumption and meets the need for greener electronics.

News from Electronicstalk, 30 July 2010

DC-DC micro-module improves design efficiency

Fairchild Semiconductor's new power DC-DC micro-module offers customers the ability to reduce board space, reduce component count and improve the overall system efficiency of their designs.

News from Electronicstalk, 1 July 2010

Fairchild PWM controllers meet energy regulations

Fairchild Semiconductor has developed a portfolio of pulse-width modulated (PWM) controllers, enabling notebook power-supply designers to meet international energy-saving regulations.

News from Electronicstalk, 4 December 2009

Fairchild launches sub-one mohm Mosfet

Fairchild Semiconductor has introduced the FDMS7650, a sub-one mohm 30V Mosfet in a Power56 package that functions as a load switch or an Oring FET.

News from Electronicstalk, 4 September 2009

Fairchild Supremos update Super-Junction Mosfets

Fairchild Semiconductor has unveiled its Supremos, a new generation of 600V Super-Junction Mosfets.

News from Electronicstalk, 27 August 2009

Fairchild introduces P-Channel Mosfet

Fairchild Semiconductor offers designers of smart phones, mobile phones, netbooks, medical and other portable applications a single P-Channel Mosfet that is said to enable higher efficiency levels.

News from Electronicstalk, 5 August 2009

Load switches reduce maximum operating threshold

Fairchild Semiconductor brings designers of set-top boxes, notebooks, netbooks and ultra-mobile portable devices (UMPCs) a range of advanced load switches, the FPF23xx series.

News from Electronicstalk, 16 July 2009

• Fan5902 extends 3G handsets' talk time by 40mins

• Buck regulator reduces EMI and crosstalk

• PSR PWM controllers use Truecurrent technology

• Fairchild unveils small P-channel Microfet Mosfet

• Buck regulator balances efficiency and size

• FDMA1024NZ extends battery life in portables

• Load switches minimise quiescent current

• Fairchild releases gate drive optocouplers

• Fairchild unveils Tinybuck DC-DC regulator

• Driver module delivers peak efficiency

• Voltage translator knows which way to go

• Bipolar junction transistors improve audio

• Power chip performs dynamic voltage scaling

• Load switches offer multiple slew-rate options

• P-channel MOSFET has negative attributes

• Multiplexer handles high and dual voltage

• MOSFETs survive larger voltage spikes

• Translators enable design independence

• Two-way voltage translator goes low

• Compact fluorescent ballast integrates more

• Valley switching answers Californian concerns

• MOSFETs keep their cool

• Power modules ease plasma panel design

• First quarter results for semiconductor veteran

• Speedy diodes smooth out LCD TV supplies

• Serdes devices cut power consumption

• Power seminars span the globe

• Fairchild prepares for reduced revenues

• MOSFETs cut figure of merit for display switching

• Video filter/driver improves system reliability

• Fairchild to acquire balance of System General

• Controller ICs feature THD performance

• HVICs optimise drive for MOSFETs and IGBTs

• Video multiplexer boosts bandwidth

• Power modules shrink motion control

• Multimedia switches ease handset interfacing

• Power demand drive Fairchild ahead

• MOSFETs cut power for automotive designs

• Fairchild raises guidance

• Serialisers improve signal integrity

• IGBT is made for induction heating

• Power modules simplify industrial inverter designs

• New name in high-performance op amps

• Modules offer compact green route to PFC

• USB switch survives bigger static spikes

• Online design tool adds more MOSFETs

• Fairchild bullish about Q1 performance

• Frey takes charge of purse strings

• Processing equipment specialist comes onboard

• Switch eases multimedia display interfacing

• 2006 holds great promise for Fairchild

• Power modules are cool answer for refrigerators

• Video filters have all formats covered

• Fairchild sells off LED display operation

• More power to Chinese design efforts

• Product line is 95% lead-free

• IGBT optimised for induction heating

• Small claims for USB 2.0 switch

• It's smart to search the Fairchild website

• Smart power module cuts air-con component count

• Power growth is key Fairchild strategy

• Three-port video switch boasts big bandwidth

• Power amp finds a home in Wi-Fi reference design

• Arrow on top of the world for Fairchild

• Power management solutions on show at PCIM

• Dual-band power amp boosts 3G efficiency

• MOSFETs withstand fast switching transients

• Restructuring costs push Fairchild into the red

• Compact serdes answer EMI concerns

• Thompson named as Pond's successor

• Single-chip video filter takes more onboard

• Website boasts one-click access

• Analogue switch speeds to USB 2.0 bandwidth

• Low-power load switches aid battery applications

• MOSFET lowers its figure of merit

• Active approach reduces video system complexity

• University alliance brings two new Chinese labs

• Power component designed into digital video

• Increased capacity for power semiconductors

• Smart automotive switch takes multichip approach

• Market research confirms powerful position

• LED driver chip boasts efficient backlighting

• Video filter has the whole in one

• Fairchild expands in China

• Space-saving outline for logic-level translators

• Fairchild records best Q2 figures for three years

• Dual voltage translators bridge the gap

• Plants meet automotive quality standards

• Dual analogue switch routes handset audio

• Optocoupler boasts noise rejection guarantee

• Strong showing at PCIM Europe

• Optocoupler shrinks into BGA packaging

• McGarry focuses on EMS sector

• Chipset powers up latest CPUs

• Power switch protects Li-ion battery packs

• Analogue switches cut power to handheld devices

• MOSFETs cut power supply losses

• Online tools speed PSU design

• Bencuya and Beaver to accelerate growth

• Anti-alias filter handles both definitions

• Investment pays off for Fairchild

• Serdes devices sort out high-speed interfaces

• Acquisition adds RF components expertise

• Tiny packaging for hifi analogue switches

• Increased backlog brings optimism for Fairchild

• Conrad takes charge

• Optocouplers cut power consumption

• Lead-free blue LED keeps its head down onboard

• Integrated filter and driver aids set-top designs

• Fairchild to focus on buoyant power market

• VRM10 power solution meets CPU requirements

• Integrated power switch controls slew rate

• Isolated error amplifier offers tight tolerance

• Power switch cuts transformers down to size

• LED lamps shed multicolour light on LCDs

• MOSFETs shrink in size, but not power

• USB transceiver shrinks to micro leadframe

• Amplifiers drop in to cut power drain

• SyncFET saves space, heat and time for PSUs

• Fairchild survives traditionally soft quarter

• Fairchild shuffles management pack

• Lower jitter for advanced ECL logic family

• Chinese building work on schedule

• MEMS wafers bound for optical networking

• Controller cuts standby losses

• Philippines facility certified

• Analogue switch adds a free throw

• MOSFETs are tough enough for handheld supplies

• Website provides online check of distributor stock

• Power amp optimised for portable audio

• Ultra-frugal MCU tackles handheld applications

• Fairchild and Arrow collaborate on RosettaNet

• Sales and income up for Fairchild

• MOSFETs fit for heavy automotive tasks

• Logical alliance promotes compact packaging

• Blue LEDs shed light on displays

• Website wins e-business award

• Bottomless MOSFETs cut heat and resistance

• Hall spans the range in new role

• Recovery on track at Fairchild

• Rowe moves up to cover Europe

• Online tool aids power designers

• Stealth development takes diodes to higher voltage

• Seminars turn raw power into real performance

• Sales perk up for Fairchild

• MOSFETs take on automotive applications

• More logic functions shrink to smaller packages

• Fairchild gains market share

• Acquisition boosts Fairchild analogue offerings

• Acquisition boosts Fairchild interface portfolio

• LAN switch cuts notebook parts count

• MOSFETs combine performance and value

• Two on the trot as Fairchild takes Stack award

• Novel inventory programme provides flexibility

• No snubber intended for CMOS power amp

• Award recognises cleanliness in Malaysia

• Switched Fabric Interface to gain acceptance

• Modelling methodology improves interface accuracy

• Two channels of motor drive from one chip

• New package shrinks optocouplers for compact comms

• Fairchild remains optimistic over Q4 and 2002

• Low-voltage logic can save even more power

• Four in one is logical for backplane signalling

• Fairchild revamps its website

• Low gate drive voltage lets IGBTs swap for MOSFETs

• Transceivers accelerate backplane signalling

• Offline power switch cuts costs for LCD monitors

• Slew-rate controller softens the shocks

• Novel structure gives LEDs extra brightness

• Fairchild to develop Saifun's novel EEPROMs

• Fairchild has power to acquire Impala Linear

• PWM controller is optimised for LCD PCs

• Wildenberg takes over from Mayeux at Fairchild

• Fairchild down in second quarter

• Power switches cut losses in CRT designs

• FRFETs improve diode reverse recovery

• Bipolar junction transistors boost HDTV

• Dual packaging for Stealth soft recovery diodes

• Optocouplers shrink into SO-8 packaging

• Fairchild wins STACK Silver Medal

• LVDS drivers and receivers can support 622Mbit/s

• Ultra-low drain LDOs save battery life

• Fairchild manufactures Intellitag RFID ICs

• MOSFET is ready for high-voltage car batteries

• Cash flow management is the key for Fairchild

• Fairchild completes Intersil power acquisition

• Bus hold makes logic more predictable