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National Semiconductor

National Semiconductor, an American semiconductor manufacturer headquartered in Santa Clara, California, specialized in analog devices and subsystems. The company produced a range of products, including power management integrated circuits, display drivers, audio and operational amplifiers, communication interface products, and data conversion solutions. These products served key markets such as wireless handsets, displays, and a variety of broad electronics markets, including medical, automotive, industrial, and test and measurement applications.


Founded with a commitment to innovation, National Semiconductor played a crucial role in advancing analog technology. Their power management ICs and communication interface products were renowned for their reliability and performance, making them essential components in various high-demand applications. The company's dedication to quality and technological excellence earned it a respected position in the semiconductor industry.


On September 23, 2011, National Semiconductor was acquired by Texas Instruments, becoming the "Silicon Valley" division. This acquisition allowed Texas Instruments to expand its analog portfolio, integrating National Semiconductor's expertise and products into its broader operations, furthering the impact of their innovative solutions in the global electronics market.

Products

National Semiconductor 74ACT520PC
National Semiconductor 74ALS157MX
National Semiconductor 74ALS273WM
National Semiconductor 74C08N
National Semiconductor 74C244N
National Semiconductor 74C32N
National Semiconductor 74C373N
National Semiconductor 74C374N

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