NXP Semiconductors today introduced the MFA100 digital audio streaming device – the industry’s first application-specific standard product for MFi accessories (Made for iPod, iPhone and iPad) using Lightning connectors.

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NXP Semiconductors today announced the TDA18275 – its latest high-performance silicon tuner for worldwide terrestrial and cable TV reception. The TDA18275 features a fully integrated RF tracking filter as well as an integrated FM filter, and is available in a small 5-mm x 5-mm 32-pin HVQFN package, significantly reducing bill of materials costs.

At DESIGN West 2013, NXP is introducing LPC-Link 2 - the first standalone debug adapter of its kind, which can link a variety of popular IDEs (integrated development environments) to any microcontroller development board. The LPCXpresso-IDE, developed by Code Red Technologies, works out of the box with LPC-Link 2.

NXP Semiconductors announce its acquisition of Code Red Technologies, an embedded software development tools provider, as a strategic addition to its microcontroller business line. Code Red Technologies is recognized industry-wide for innovative tools enabling rapid development and debugging of full-featured applications for 32-bit ARM microcontrollers.

NXP Semiconductors today announced availability of the TJA1083, TJA1085 and TJA1086 FlexRay transceivers. NXP now delivers the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of FlexRay transceivers to the automotive market - offering OEMs a one-stop shop for their FlexRay networking designs. Fully compliant with JASPAR and EPL 3.0.1 certifications, NXP’s complete FlexRay portfolio is expected to further promote the adoption of FlexRay technology wit...

NXP Semiconductors today announced the launch of the UCODE 7 UHF IC, which sets a new industry standard for performance, versatility and speed in RFID supply chain applications. Working with key players in the industry including Avery, Motorola Solutions and Zebra, NXP has produced a best-in-class solution that delivers consistently high performance in all global markets, reinforcing the company’s leadership in UHF chips.

NXP Semiconductors today launched a new family of NextPower Live MOSFETs designed specifically for Power over Ethernet applications. Building on NXP’s strength in power MOSFETs, the new devices – PSMN040-100MSE and PSMN075-100MSE – provide twice the level of inrush current capability of competitive offerings, making them ideal for high-power PoE architectures (30W and above) such as PoE+, UPoE and LTPoE++.

NXP Semiconductors today announced with ALIOTH the launch of a contactless smart card solution product called SCOne. It combines banking, transport ticketing and eGovernment applications on just one secure microcontroller, NXP’s industry-leading SmartMX2.

NXP Semiconductors today introduced the PCF85063 – a new family of very tiny real-time clocks operating at very low voltages down to 0.9 V. With a size of 2 x 3 x 0.75 mm and a pin pitch of 0.5 mm, the PCF85063TP tracks time and date from seconds to years, and is one of the smallest RTCs in the world.

What if you only needed a single compact remote control for all the appliances in your home -- a smart remote control which displays current settings, and tells you if an appliance is consuming too much power or needs maintenance?

Building on its industry-leading position in In-Vehicle Networking, NXP Semiconductors N.V. today introduced the TJA1052i, a high-speed Controller Area Network (CAN) transceiver with integrated galvanic isolation technology. The TJA1052i is the first ISO11898-2 compliant product of its kind to offer this level of integration at AEC-Q100 automotive grade quality.

This Quick Learning Video explains why isolated CAN is needed in hybrid and electrical vehicles, and provides an overview of NXP's automotive-grade galvanic isolated CAN transceiver TJA1052i and its benefits.

While the line between “smartphones” and “tablets” becomes increasingly blurry, it’s clear that the charger for either device needs to be as small, lightweight and efficient as possible. At APEC 2013 today, NXP Semiconductors introduced its new GreenChip solution designed to make smartphone and tablet chargers more compact, energy-efficient and cost-effective – without sacrificing reliability.

NXP Semiconductors today introduced a groundbreaking family of programmable AISG transceivers for wireless base stations and antenna line devices (ALDs) such as tower-mounted amplifiers (TMAs) and remote electric tilt (RET) antennas.

Using GreenChip you can create power supplies for industrial appliances that deliver high power efficiency, small size computing power applications and adapters for consumer devices, enabling excellent standby performance and maximum system reliability. GreenChip ICs help you meet and exceed the latest efficiency regulations, taking performance to the next level.

NXP Semiconductors today introduced the industry’s first double transistors with low saturation voltage in a 2-mm x 2-mm DFN (discrete flat no-leads) package. The 15 new types are available immediately in a leadless, low-profile DFN2020-6 (SOT1118) package, with collector voltages (VCEO) of 30, 60 and 120 V (PBSS4112PAN).

NXP Semiconductors N.V today introduced 54 new automotive-qualified MOSFETs in an LFPAK56 package – the largest portfolio of Power-SO8 MOSFETs available on the market today. Delivering industry-leading performance and reliability, NXP’s LFPAK56 MOSFETs also save more than 55 percent of the footprint area compared to DPAK, significantly reducing overall costs. The LFPAK56 MOSFETs are suitable for a wide range of automotive applications, partic...

In a push for better sound quality and more output volume, leading mobile phone makers have been raising the internal voltage used to drive micro speakers – from 3.3V through to 5V, and recently as high as 8V. NXP is launching its new TFA9890 speaker driver IC, which enables an unprecedented 9.5V boost voltage from an integrated DC-DC converter. Increasing the voltage headroom in the audio driver IC prevents amplifier clipping and keeps sound q...

In a push for better sound quality and more output volume, leading mobile phone makers have been raising the internal voltage used to drive micro speakers -- from 3.3V through to 5V, and recently as high as 8V. This week at Mobile World Congress 2013 (Hall 7, Stand A111), NXP Semiconductors is launching its new TFA9890 speaker driver IC, which enables an unprecedented 9.5V boost voltage from an integrated DC-DC converter.