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 | Nov 26, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today announced a CMOS dual operational amplifier that combines rail-to-rail output stages, high accuracy and guaranteed 2.7-, 5- or 10V operation over a wide 2-15V operating range
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| Nov 25, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today announced a voltage supervisory chip designed, tested and guaranteed to meet revision 2.1 of the PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) specifications
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| Nov 19, 1996 –
National Semiconductor? today announced the latest addition to its family of high-efficiency, CD-quality Boomer audio amplifiers
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| Nov 11, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today announced the first 3V 65MHz members of its FPD-Link family of host-to-LCD interface devices
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| Nov 11, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today unveiled details about its new stereo audio codec that will fully comply with baseline AC '97 specifications
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| Nov 11, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today announced new dual and quad operational amplifiers featuring highly accurate rail-to-rail output swings into loads of 600 ohms
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| Sep 30, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today announced two new CMOS comparators that combine rail-to-rail input stages and guaranteed low 1?A maximum supply current over a wide 2V to 8V supply voltage range
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| Sep 27, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today introduced a single-supply op amp for space-constrained applications
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| Sep 26, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today announced a monolithic synchronous step-down switching regulator with 96.5% peak efficiency. Designed for portable systems, the LM2650 integrates a controller and a MOSFET on a single chip, with a 3A load range and other system-oriented functionality for easier, more compact
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| Sep 24, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today introduced a triple channel CRT driver with 7nsec rise and 5.5nsec fall time typically required for mid-range monitors with horizontal scan frequencies up to 64KHz
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| Sep 23, 1996 –
New Low-Cost 12-Bit ADC From National Semiconductor Samples at 1.4MHZ
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| Sep 16, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation announced the first embedded implementation of JavaOS? from Sun Microsystems Inc. running on National's NS486SXF evaluation board
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| Sep 09, 1996 –
National Semiconductor? Announces Zero-External-Component, Low-Cost Microcontroller Family
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| Aug 26, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Announces Latest PCI-TO-PCI Bridge Chip The PicoPower Nile-II
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| Aug 20, 1996 –
LM78 Monitors Temperature, Voltages and Fan Speed, Enables Early Warning of System Failure and Lowers Overall Cost of System Ownership
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| Aug 20, 1996 –
National Semiconductor? Introduces New Single Function PCMCIA Interface Chips
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| Aug 19, 1996 –
National Semiconductor today announced release of the LM9801, a highly integrated sensor processor
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| Aug 13, 1996 –
National Semiconductor Corporation? today announced the Comlinear CLC952, a low-cost, high-performance analog-to-digital converter (ADC) with 12-bit resolution and 41MSPS conversion rate
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