Nisshinbo Micro Devices Inc.
Nisshinbo Micro Devices (formerly NJRC / New Japan Radio and Ricoh Electronic Devices) manufactures analog and mixed-signal ICs specializing in operational amplifiers, voltage regulators, audio amplifiers, and sensor signal conditioning ICs. Nisshinbo's components are optimized for low noise, low power, and high precision in industrial instrumentation, medical equipment, automotive sensors, and audio systems.
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About Nisshinbo Micro Devices Inc.
Nisshinbo Micro Devices Inc. was formed through the integration of New Japan Radio Co. (NJR/NJRC) and Ricoh Electronic Devices under the Nisshinbo Holdings umbrella, creating a comprehensive analog IC company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The combined entity draws on NJR's heritage in op-amps and audio ICs and Ricoh's expertise in power management and sensor ICs.
Key product families include NJU and NJM-series operational amplifiers (low-noise, high-speed, and precision CMOS), RP-series LDO regulators and DC-DC converters, audio power amplifiers and DSPs, and sensor AFE (analog front-end) ICs for thermocouple, RTD, and strain gauge conditioning. Nisshinbo also produces SAW filters and VCOs for wireless communication applications.
On Octatronics, search Nisshinbo products by NJU, NJM, RP, and R1-prefix part numbers. Filter by function, supply voltage, and package, then submit RFQs.
Nisshinbo Micro Devices Inc. Product Lines
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Power Management
Regulators, converters, controllers and power switches set voltage and current across a design. Compare input range, output range, efficiency, switching behavior, protection and thermal limits.
Analog & Signal Chain
Amplifiers, converters, references and signal-conditioning ICs process analog inputs and outputs. Compare noise, bandwidth, offset, resolution, sampling rate and interface.



