ON driver suits LED-based lighting applications

ON Semiconductor has introduced an offline LED driver that integrates power factor correction and isolated step-down AC/DC power conversion in a single stage for LED-based lighting applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 13 July 2010

Linear solution controls rear combination lamps

A linear regulator and controller product from ON Semiconductor is ideal for rear combination lamps, daytime running lights, fog lights, centre stop lamp arrays, turn signal lamps and LCD backlighting

News from Electronicstalk, 9 June 2010

ON launches ICs for SMPS in flat-screen TVs

ON's range of products aimed at next-generation power-system design can be used in applications such as ATX power supplies, flat-screen televisions, high-power AC/DC adapters and gaming consoles.

News from Electronicstalk, 5 May 2010

ON Semiconductor expands multiplexer product range

ON Semiconductor has further expanded its range of multiplexer products with the addition of eight mux/fanout devices.

News from Electronicstalk, 22 April 2010

ON Semiconductor expands range of clock drivers

ON Semiconductor has expanded its range of clock drivers with the release of the NB7L585, NB7L585R, NB7V585M and NB7V586M differential 2:1 mux input to 1:6 devices.

News from Electronicstalk, 28 January 2010

AMIS ICs drive high-current stepper motors

ON Semiconductor has introduced two integrated driver ICs that will drive high-current motors with reduced component count and board space in stepper motor-based applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 7 December 2009

Greenpoint reference designs speed LED development

ON Semiconductor has launched two Greenpoint reference designs to speed and simplify the development of high-efficiency LED-based lighting applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 26 November 2009

ON Semiconductor unveils CMOS process technology

ON Semiconductor has expanded its custom foundry capabilities with the launch of an industry-compatible 0.18-micron CMOS process technology platform.

News from Electronicstalk, 5 October 2009

ON TSPDs protect sensitive electronic equipment

ON Semiconductor has introduced the NP-MC series of ultra-low capacitance Thyristor Surge Protection Devices (TSPDs) that protect sensitive electronic equipment from transient overvoltage conditions.

News from Electronicstalk, 28 September 2009

30V Schottky barrier diodes come in DSN2 package

ON Semiconductor, a supplier of high-performance, energy-efficient silicon solutions, has introduced four 30V Schottky barrier diodes.

News from Electronicstalk, 21 August 2009

• Protection devices housed in ultra-small package

• ON unveils protection IC

• NCP362 protects USB 2.0s from electrical surge

• NCP370 improves front-end protection

• LED driver provides high-intensity flash

• ON unveils overvoltage protection circuit

• ON to demonstrate products at Electronica 2008

• ON Semiconductor releases the ADP4000 and ADP4100

• ON Semiconductor offers surge protection devices

• On Semiconductor expands PoE range

• AMIS acquisition expands distribution portfolio

• Triacs come in isolated packages

• Catalyst for change of ownership

• PLL modules replace crystal oscillators

• Logical expansion in clock and data management

• Processor upgrades handset audio quality

• Work begins to merge AMIS operations

• Buck regulators on track for sequencing

• Mobile phone charger design keeps it green

• MOSFETs cut on resistance and gate charge

• New team expands power management business

• PLL-based generators cut clocking costs

• Surge protectors safeguard telecomms kit

• ESD device protects mobile devices

• LDO retains regulation longer

• Power switches combine to save handset space

• Philippines plant set for major expansion

• Convertor rises to OLED power challenges

• Controllers cut notebook power

• On appoints new COO

• Investment aids Czech education and research

• Dual-edge PWM controllers are dynamic performers

• Low phase jitter from phase locked loop chips

• Reference design powers desktop printers

• Power MOSFETs come in small packages

• DC/DC convertors suit power sensitive applications

• Small ESD protection diode arrays

• Product development centre opens in Bratislava

• LED drivers cut backlight supplies down to size

• Bipolar junction transistors in smaller packages

• Regulator reduces automotive power drain

• Top-10 award for PWM controller chip

• Power MOSFETs reduce on-resistance

• Buck convertor integrates low noise LDO

• LED drivers slim down for backlight duties

• PSU design aims for standby power efficiency

• Miniature MOSFETs are cool portable option

• Chinese magazines recognise power devices

• Alliance targets power efficiency

• Seasonal slip drops ON Semiconductor revenues

• Electronic fuse is cost-effective inrush limiter

• ZTE recognises outstanding power management

• Resonant mode controller cuts LCD-TV power

• PWM controller cuts drain for CRT TV supplies

• Chinese joint venture makes the top 10

• Q4 brings ON Semiconductor back to profit

• Audio transistors wipe out warm-up time

• Charge pump saves space in white LED driving

• PWM controller promises faster response

• Website redesign reflects customer demands

• MOSFET driver makes the top 10

• Dual-edge PWM controller promises speedy response

• Reference design boosts ATX PSU efficiency

• Smith fills space onboard

• Two-line devices shrink the size of ESD protection

• Q2 results bring hope of Q3 upturn

• Tiny audio amp IC delivers big power

• Power controllers address mezzanine card needs

• Korean centre offers power management solutions

• Memory power controller boosts system efficiency

• Novel package shrinks discrete devices

• Universities meet the efficiency challenge

• Clock chips support current mode logic output

• Haier addresses power challenges

• Seoul facility to spearhead Asia Pacific push

• Controllers cut standby power down to size

• Audio transistors take temperature in their stride

• EMI filters arrays with ESD protection

• Voltage regulators tackle automotive applications

• Convertors offer compact backlight solution

• Beefed-up MOSFET is versatile switching device

• ECL devices feature femtosecond-class jitter

• Logic devices drop under a volt

• Ex-pro Rizvi drives business development

• Green aims to accelerate growth

• Prospects improve for ON Semiconductor

• Alliance promotes mobile standardisation

• Help for student PSU design projects

• Controller provides high-voltage startup

• Digi-Key to help with design-in strategy

• Restructuring charges bite into Q4 figures

• Fourth quarter guidance is more optimistic

• Overvoltage protector withstands bigger surges

• High-frequency regulators cut down handheld power

• Chinese award recognises energy conservation

• Step-down controller integrates active PFC

• Big gains for audio-output transistors

• Speedy crosspoint switch improves timing margins

• 5V-tolerant analogue switch aids USB flexibility

• Power control for next-generation motherboards

• Increased bookings revise Q3 guidance

• Celestica recognises partnership

• Dual-mode regulator boosts efficiency to 92%

• Novel package increases power density onboard

• Price cuts lead to revenue shortfall

• TVS devices protect four lines at once

• Power controller takes care of Opteron designs

• Devices ensure data-line speed and integrity

• Low jitter for drop-in PLL synthesiser replacement

• PFC controllers reduce need for overdesign