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Former Standard Products division of NXP, Nexperia, has announced a new series of Trench 9 power MOSFETs, targeted primarily at the automotive industry, which combine the company’s low voltage superjunction technology with its advanced packaging capability to deliver high performance and ruggedness.

The former standard products division of NXP,Nexperia has announced a new range of 80V dual Power-SO8 MOSFETs in the popular LFPAK56D package. With the addition of this new 80V range of MOSFETs, Nexperia now offers what it claims to be the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of devices, ranging from 30-100V. LFPAK56D is fully automotive qualified to AEC-Q101 and has a proven track record for quality and reliability.

Nexperia has announced three miniature TVS diode families that are available in space-saving packages for applications in portable devices, including USB – Power Delivery (USB-PD) protection. All the new parts feature high surge ratings and high peak pulse power.

It has been announced that the University of Twente’s RoboTeam, a multi-disciplinary student group that aspires to innovate in both robotics and Artificial Intelligence (AI), has received sponsorship from Nexperia, the former Standard Products division of NXP. The team competed in RoboCup 2017, the world championships of robot soccer in Japan which focuses mainly on AI.

At embedded world Nexperia, the former Standard Products division of NXP, announced the availability of its automotive power MOSFETs in the new, LFPAK33, thermally enhanced, loss-free package which has a footprint more than 80% smaller than industry standard devices. LFPAK33 devices also feature a lower resistance, responding to growing industry pressure to reduce the size of modules in the car while continuing to improve energy efficiency and re...

Nexperia has announced the availability of its automotive power MOSFETs in the LFPAK33, thermally-enhanced, loss-free package which has a footprint more than 80% smaller than industry standard devices. LFPAK33 devices also feature a significantly lower resistance responding to growing industry pressure to reduce the size of modules in the car while continuing to improve energy efficiency and reliability.

Nexperia has announced three series of common mode EMI filters with integrated ESD protection: PCMFxUSB3S, PCMFxHDMI2S and PESDxUSB3S, which provide support for USB 3.1 Type C, HDMI 2.0 and MIPI M-PHY interfaces. Using the same footprint, Nexperia’s TrEOS ESD protection diodes are offered in the same package.

It was announced yesterday that Nexperia, the former Standard Products division of NXP, has completed its launch as a separate entity. Headquartered in Nijmegen, Netherlands and backed by a consortium of financial investors, Nexperia is a stand-alone player in the world of discretes, logic and MOSFETs, retaining all the expertise, manufacturing resources and key personnel of the former NXP division.

Steve Rogerson looks at some of the recent news that may have missed the front page.