Dec 13, 1995
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Comlinear Introduces Line Driver Performance Of 130Mhz From 15mW
Nov 30, 1995
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National Semiconductor's Overture(R) Audio Power Amplifier Family Now Available In An Electrically Isolated TO-220 Package
Nov 29, 1995
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75mhz Rail-To-Rail OP-Amps From National Semiconductor Bring High Speed To 2.7V Portable Systems
Nov 28, 1995
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National Provides Only Low-Voltage Stereo Audio Power Amplifier For Driving Both Speaker And Headphone Systems
Nov 27, 1995
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National Introduces World's First Low-Power Dual Comparators With Rail-To-Rail Input
Nov 20, 1995
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National Announces World's Fastest Low-Power Op-Amp In A TinyPak(tm) SOT-23
Nov 06, 1995
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National Announces First LVDS (Low-Voltage Differential Signaling) Devices For Host-To-LCD Interfacing
Nov 06, 1995
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National Introduces World's Highest Slew Rate Operational Amplifier At 4,100V/micros
Oct 30, 1995
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National Semiconductor Offers Industry's First Full Line of One Time Programmable (OTP) Options With Their Entire COP8(tm) Embedded Microcontroller Family
Oct 25, 1995
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National Semiconductor Brings Market Closer to Complete, On-Board Test Capability With New Embedded Software Package
Oct 24, 1995
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National Semiconductor and Energizer Power Systems Agree to Develop Advanced Intelligent Battery Technology
Oct 16, 1995
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National Semiconductor Debuts TinyPak(tm) Op Amp With 2.7V Micropower Rail-To-Rail I/O Performance
Sep 25, 1995
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National Expands Simple Switcher(R) Converter Family With High-Frequency Space-Saver Devices
Sep 19, 1995
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12-Bit Analog-To-Digital Converters Provide Software Configurability And Low Power
Sep 18, 1995
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National Integrates Analog Signal Path For CCD Imaging In Greyscale And Color Scanners
Sep 11, 1995
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National Expands Simple Switcher(Reg) Family With Two New 5A Flyback Power Converters
Sep 06, 1995
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Industry Leaders Announce Open Host Interface Specification For Universal Serial Bus (USB)
Aug 14, 1995
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12-Bit Plus Sign, Self-Calibrating A/D Converters From National Feature Serial I/O
Aug 07, 1995
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National Semiconductor To Develop First Single-Chip Plug And Play Interface Devices For Add-In Card Designs
Aug 07, 1995
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National Semiconductor Adds User-Configurable 500mA Low-Dropout Regulators (LDO) To Micropower Family
Jul 24, 1995
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National Semiconductor Continues PCMCIA Leadership With New Multifunction I/O Interface Chip
Jul 21, 1995
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Industry's First Monolithic CRT Driver From National Semiconductor
Jul 14, 1995
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World's First 1.8v Rail-To-Rail Op-Amp With Shutdown Mode
Jul 07, 1995
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Ultra-Precise, Dual Micropower LDO Voltage Regulator For Power-Sensitive Military Applications
Jun 28, 1995
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Monolithic quad 10-bit DAC integrates system features for simpler, more compact designs
Jun 23, 1995
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National Semiconductor's 30 Watt Monolithic Power Amplifier Provides High Quality Audio Sound
Jun 16, 1995
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National Semiconductor Sets New Standard For High-Speed, Low-Power Voltage Feedback Amplifiers
Jun 09, 1995
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Tiny Silicon Temperature Sensor Replaces Thermistors For Low Cost Thermal Management
May 31, 1995
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Monolithic Audio Amplifier Series Expanded With 20 Watt Stereo Offering
May 18, 1995
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National Semiconductor Offers Rail-To-Rail I/O Op-Amp In Extended Temperature Range Ideal For Automotive Applications
Apr 24, 1995
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National Semiconductor Expands And Enhances Cop8 Embedded Microcontroller Family With The First 8-Bit Microcontroller Priced Less Than $0.50
Apr 13, 1995
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Industry's First Lithium Ion Battery Charge Controller
Apr 04, 1995
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Introducing The Highest Speed (90mhz), Single Supply, 3v Op Amp In Sot-23, 5-Pin Package
Apr 03, 1995
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National Semiconductor Announces Security Solutions For Automobiles, Homes, And Other Applications
Mar 23, 1995
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National Semiconductor Offers High Precision Micropower Op Amp For Portable Applications
Feb 21, 1995
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National Announces Full-Scale Production Of A 5 Volt 16 Mbit Nand-Based Flash Memory: Advanced Nonvolatile Flash Device Is World's Smallest "Hard Disk On A Chip" And Is Targeted At File Storage Applications
Feb 15, 1995
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Low Voltage Logic Alliance Broadens Portfolio To Establish Lcx As Industry Standard
Feb 13, 1995
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National Announces First Implementation Of New IEEE And Tia Lvds (Low Voltage Differential Signal) Standard
Feb 10, 1995
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National Semiconductor Introduces Only Monolithic Motor Driver For Military/Aerospace Applications
