MiniLED backlight refers to an advanced direct-lit backlight display technology and product that uses MiniLED chips (flip-chip) or LED packaging devices (using front-mounted or flip-chip) with local dimming capability.
WH5097D is a 4-channel mini LED driver designed for driving 2D backlight displays, supporting 12-bit PWM.
WH3803D is a dedicated RGB LED driver circuit with 3 output channels.
U1R32D is a receiver chip for wireless audio transmission, paired with a wireless transmitter chip for high-quality wireless audio transmission.
U1T32A is a transmitter chip for wireless audio transmission, paired with a wireless receiver chip for high-quality wireless audio transmission.
RF298 is a low-cost, highly integrated 2.4GHz wireless transceiver chip.
APT32F1104 is a 32-bit high-performance, low-cost microcontroller developed by APT based on the T-Head Microsystems CPU core.
APT32F1103 is a 32-bit high-performance, low-cost microcontroller developed by APT based on the T-Head Microsystems CPU core.
APT32F1101 is a 32-bit high-performance, low-cost microcontroller developed by APT based on the T-Head Microsystems CPU core.
APT32F1023 is a 32-bit high-performance, low-cost microcontroller developed by APT Microelectronics based on the T-HEAD Semiconductor CPU core.
APT32F1102 is a 32-bit high-performance, low-cost microcontroller developed by APT based on the T-Head Microsystems CPU core.
The APT32S003 interrupt controller is interface logic that collects interrupt requests from multiple interrupt sources, arbitrates them based on priority, and submits them to the CPU.
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MS5351M is a general-purpose frequency synthesizer chip that can generate any clock output from 2.5kHz to 200MHz via I2C configuration.
MS1022 is a high-precision time-to-digital converter (TDC) circuit, an upgraded product of MS1002, fully pin-compatible with MS1002 and compatible with all MS1002 functions.
MS5350 is a high-precision time measurement circuit with high precision, high stability, and high efficiency.
MS1030 is a high-precision measurement circuit for ultrasonic flow, featuring high precision, high stability, and high efficiency.
MS1004 is a high-precision time-to-digital converter (TDC) circuit. Compared to MS1002, it offers higher precision and a smaller package, suitable for high-precision, small-package applications.
MS1003 is a high-precision time-to-digital converter (TDC) circuit. Compared to MS1002, it offers higher precision and a smaller package, suitable for high-precision, small-package applications.
MS2510 is an 8-bit, 20MSPS analog-to-digital converter (ADC) using a half-flash architecture.
MS5510 is an 8-bit, 20MSPS analog-to-digital converter (ADC) using a half-flash architecture.
MS9280 is a single-chip, single-supply, 10-bit, 50MSPS ADC with an integrated sample-and-hold amplifier and voltage reference.
MS9281 is a single-chip, single-supply, 10-bit, 80MSPS ADC with an integrated sample-and-hold amplifier and voltage reference.
MS1549 is a 10-bit switched-capacitor successive-approximation ADC.
MS5175 is a high-precision, continuous-conversion ADC with 4 single-ended input channels and up to 16-bit resolution, featuring an integrated 2.048V reference and I2C-compatible interface.
MS5192T/MS5193T are low-power, low-noise, three-channel differential-input 16-bit/24-bit ADCs suitable for high-precision measurement applications.
MS5194T/MS5195T are low-power, low-noise, six-channel differential-input 24-bit/16-bit ADCs suitable for high-precision measurement applications.
MS5198T/MS5199T are low-power, low-noise, three-channel differential-input 16-bit/24-bit ADCs suitable for high-precision measurement applications.
MS7705/MS7706 are ADCs for low-frequency measurements, using Σ-Δ conversion technology to achieve 16-bit no-missing-code output.
MS5213T is an ADC for low-frequency measurements, using Σ-Δ conversion technology to achieve 16-bit no-missing-code precision.
MS1242/MS1243 are high-precision, wide dynamic range Σ-Δ ADCs with an operating voltage of 2.7V to 5.25V, achieving 24-bit no-missing-code conversion and an effective precision of up to 21 bits.
MS1112 is a high-precision, continuous-conversion self-calibrating ADC with 2 differential or 3 single-ended input channels and up to 16-bit resolution. The integrated 2.048V reference allows a differential input range of ±2.048V.
MS1100 is a high-precision, continuous-conversion self-calibrating ADC with up to 16-bit resolution. The integrated 2.048V reference allows a differential input range of ±2.048V.
MS2351M is a logarithmic amplifier chip mainly used for received signal strength indication (RSSI) and power amplifier control, with an operating frequency range of 100M to 2500MHz and a typical dynamic range of 45dB. It can be used in various handheld devices and other wireless equipment.
MS3988/MS3988N is a four-channel DMOS full-bridge driver that can drive two stepper motors or four DC motors. Each full bridge can operate up to 1.2A at 36V supply.
MS3989/MS3989N is a four-channel DMOS full-bridge driver that can drive two stepper motors or four DC motors. Each full bridge can operate up to 1.2A at 36V supply.
MS3999 is a four-channel programmable current DMOS full-bridge driver that can drive two stepper motors or four DC motors. Each full bridge can operate up to 1.2A at 36V supply.
MS35775 is a high-precision, low-noise two-phase stepper motor driver chip. It integrates fast mode and quiet mode to meet different applications at high and low speeds. The chip has built-in power MOSFETs, with an average current of 1.4A and peak current of 2A for long-term operation.
MS41908M is a lens driver chip for network cameras and surveillance cameras. It has a built-in aperture control function and achieves ultra-low noise micro-stepping via voltage driving and torque ripple correction technology.
MS41969 is a dual-channel 12V stepper motor driver chip that achieves ultra-low noise micro-stepping via current-subdivided voltage driving and torque ripple correction technology. It also includes a DC motor driver.
MS41959 is a four-channel stepper motor driver chip, with two channels driven by 12V and two channels by 5V, capable of driving four stepper motors simultaneously.
MS41949 is a four-channel low-voltage 5V stepper motor driver chip that can drive four stepper motors. It achieves ultra-low noise micro-stepping via current-subdivided voltage driving and torque ripple correction technology.
MS41939 is a single-channel 5V low-voltage stepper motor driver chip that achieves ultra-low noise micro-stepping via current-subdivided voltage driving and torque ripple correction technology.
MS41929 is a dual-channel 5V low-voltage stepper motor driver chip that achieves ultra-low noise micro-stepping via current-subdivided voltage driving and torque ripple correction technology.
MS41928M is a lens driver chip for network cameras and surveillance cameras. It has a built-in aperture control function and achieves ultra-low noise micro-stepping via voltage driving and torque ripple correction technology.
MS41919 is a dual-channel 5V low-voltage stepper motor driver chip that achieves ultra-low noise micro-stepping via current-subdivided voltage driving and torque ripple correction technology.
MS41918M is a lens driver chip for network cameras and surveillance cameras. It has a built-in aperture control function and achieves ultra-low noise micro-stepping via voltage driving and torque ripple correction technology.
MS41909 is a lens driver chip for network cameras and surveillance cameras. It achieves ultra-low noise micro-stepping via voltage driving and torque ripple correction technology.
MS35009 is a lens driver system chip. Due to its micro-stepping characteristics, it can meet complex, delicate, and low-noise lens drive systems. The micro-stepping drive function control module is integrated into the chip, greatly reducing CPU power consumption.
MS32006 is a multi-channel motor driver chip, including two stepper motor drivers and one DC motor driver. Each channel has a high current of 1.0A and supports two-phase four-wire and four-phase five-wire stepper motors.
MS4998 is a bipolar micro-stepping motor driver chip with a built-in 8-bit DAC, supporting full-step, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/64, 1/128, and 1/256 step modes. It has a large driving capability of 35V and ±1.5A.
MS4989 is a bipolar micro-stepping motor driver chip with a built-in 4-bit DAC, supporting full-step, 1/2, 1/16, and 1/64 step modes. It has a large driving capability of 35V and ±1.5A.
MS4988 is a bipolar micro-stepping motor driver chip with a built-in 4-bit DAC, supporting full-step, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, and 1/16 step modes. It has a large driving capability of 35V and ±1.5A.
