NXP Semiconductors
NXP Semiconductors is a Dutch-American chipmaker at the intersection of secure connectivity and edge processing. NXP's product families — including i.MX application processors, S32 automotive platforms, Kinetis and LPC microcontrollers, and NTAG/MIFARE NFC/RFID solutions — power automotive radar, vehicle networking, smart-city infrastructure, mobile payment terminals, and industrial edge computing systems worldwide.
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About NXP Semiconductors
Founded in 2006 as a Philips spin-off and headquartered in Eindhoven, Netherlands, NXP Semiconductors has become a $13B+ revenue leader in automotive and secure IoT semiconductors. NXP holds the #1 position in automotive radar processors, vehicle networking (CAN/LIN/Ethernet), and NFC/RFID technology, with design wins in virtually every major vehicle platform globally.
The i.MX family — spanning i.MX 6, 7, 8, and 9 series — offers scalable Arm-based application processors for HMI, machine vision, and edge AI. For real-time automotive workloads, the S32K, S32G, and S32Z/E platforms deliver ISO 26262 ASIL-D safety-certified processing for zone controllers, gateways, and electrification. NXP's RF power portfolio (LDMOS and GaN) serves cellular base stations, broadcast transmitters, and ISM-band industrial applications.
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NXP Focus Areas
- Automotive processing — S32 platforms, radar transceivers, and V2X
- Edge AI — i.MX application processors with NPU acceleration
- Secure identification — MIFARE, NTAG, UCODE RFID/NFC
- Industrial & IoT MCUs — LPC, Kinetis, and crossover processors
NXP Semiconductors Product Lines
Explore NXP Semiconductors's extensive product portfolio by major product area.
Embedded Processing
NXP Semiconductors Embedded Processing products, with 11,917 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Power Management
NXP Semiconductors Power Management products, with 2,561 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Logic & Timing
NXP Semiconductors Logic & Timing products, with 1,802 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Interface & Connectivity
NXP Semiconductors Interface & Connectivity products, with 1,526 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Analog & Signal Chain
NXP Semiconductors Analog & Signal Chain products, with 884 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Discrete Semiconductors
NXP Semiconductors Discrete Semiconductors products, with 722 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
Circuit Protection
NXP Semiconductors Circuit Protection products, with 112 cataloged parts available for sourcing review and RFQ support.
NXP Semiconductors Product Series
Browse NXP Semiconductors's product series for detailed specifications and ordering variants.
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