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  • 20400 Stevens Creek Boulevard, Suite 370 Cupertino
    CA 95014
    United States of America
  • 1-408-625-5999
  • http://www.magnachip.com/
  • 1-408-625-5990

MagnaChip Articles

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Sensors
16th July 2018
Planar-type hall-effect sensors suitable for mobile and IoT devices

MagnaChip Semiconductor Corporation has announced that it now offers planar-type Hall-effect sensors for foundry customers. The Hall-effect sensor has been adopted by the market for an increasing number of applications, such as smartphone cameras for the closed-loop auto focus feature and for the auto iris function.

Mixed Signal/Analog
18th May 2018
Customers to benefit from non-volatile memory and BCD technology

  Designer and manufacturer of analogue and mixed-signal semiconductor products, MagnaChip has announced the availability of 0.13 micron Multiple-Time Programmable Intellectual Property (MTP-IP) memory cores targeted for mobile and industrial applications.

Sensors
18th October 2013
Sensor evolution

How sensor technology is changing in order to meet growing demand from the handheld device sector. Dr Seong-Min Choe, Team Manager of New Market Development, Display Solutions Division, MaganChip Semiconductor, discusses in this ES Design magazine article.

Optoelectronics
28th November 2012
MagnaChip Introduces Advanced 4-Channel LED Backlight Unit Driver Achieving 50% Increase in Driver Output

MagnaChip Semiconductor Corporation today announced the launch of an advanced 4-channel LED backlight unit (BLU) driver IC (Model: MAP3242) that features a 50% increase in driving power making it ideally suited for TV applications.

Optoelectronics
21st September 2011
MagnaChip Unveils 4-Channel LED Drivers Targeted for the Advanced Display and Television Market

MagnaChip Semiconductor Corporation has launched a series of 4 channel LED drivers for use in LED monitors and LED-TV applications. These new device drivers from MagnaChip are designed to fit the back light unit structures of the latest LED monitors and televisions. Each channel has the equivalent of a 150mA/65V current balance MOSFET embedded in it that is capable of driving up to 20 LEDs in a 40W LED backlight unit.

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