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NEC Electronics SoC with 90-nm eDRAM for mobile VGA graphics applications
July 03 2008 - NEC Electronics has started shipment of the µPD809400 for mobile phones, music players, and other portable devices that integrates 8 megabits of embedded DRAM (eDRAM) memory with graphics processing logic and a high-speed graphics data interface. ... more
NEC Electronics 32-bit MCUs for industrial USB connectivity
May 19 2008 - The NEC Electronics 32-bit V850ES/Jx3 MCUs execute USB 2.0 data transfers at high speeds up to 12 megabits per second and enable rapid development of USB connectivity in printers that support direct image transfers from digital cameras, in audio systems that support music data transfers via USB memory, and in a variety of other consumer and industrial applications.... more
NEC introduces new high-speed optocouplers
May 08 2008 - NEC Electronics Europe today announced five new high-performance optocouplers for industrial and motor control applications.... more
NEC Electronics P-channel PowerMOSFETs
January 10 2008 - NEC Electronics Europe extends its portfolio of P-channel PowerMOSFETs - devices in DPAK/D2PAK available with very low on-state resistance... more
NEC Electronics Europe Announces New Automotive Gateway Controller
October 12 2007 - NEC Electronics Europe today announced a new microcontroller for automotive body applications.... more
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