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- RFID, RF Access, Monitoring ICs (1,128)
Technology for the IoT
NXP offers a broad portfolio of comprehensive software & tools to empower critical markets with the IoT Edge, enabling rapid expanse and development for a range of IoT devices and applications.
Power Management ICs for Processors
NXP's PMIC integrated battery management functions include a switching or linear battery charger, coulomb counter, coin cell charger, and power path selection.
RF Circuit Collection
NXP provides a comprehensive library of over 400 RF power amplifier designs with easy online access to help reduce development time and fast time to market.
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About NXP Semiconductors
NXP Semiconductors is a leading supplier of embedded controllers offering a broad portfolio of MCUs with Arm-based processors and microcontrollers for a variety of industries including automotive, wireless connectivity and more. They continue to drive innovation offering a strong Power Management portfolio for industrial and automotive applications, including multiple power supplies and battery management solutions. NXP products power and connect across the globe building solutions, helping enhance the proficiency of people, organizations and the world has a whole.
Freescale Semiconductor has been acquired by NXP Semiconductor. Freescale Semiconductor parts are now a part of the NXP family (Dec 2015).
Additional Content
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
GREEN PAPER
APPLICATION GUIDES
ARTICLES
- Leveraging the Market’s First Arm® Cortex®-M33-Based MCU – Part 2
- Leveraging Market’s First Arm® Cortex®-M33-Based MCU – Part 1: Manage Power and Performance
- Use a Multicore Processor to Build Low-Power Media-Rich Smart Products
- Use a Single Ultra-Low-Power HMP Processor for Both Real-Time and Applications Processing Workloads
