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Freescale Semiconductor (Formerly Motorola)

NXP is a global semiconductor company whose chips serve automotive, industrial and consumer markets, with avionics as one small application.

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About Freescale Semiconductor

NXP is a global semiconductor company. Its website says it creates solutions that enable secure connections for a smarter world. The site says the company has about 32,000 team members and is present in more than 30 countries. It says this year marks NXP's 20th anniversary.

The site groups its products into automotive, industrial and consumer markets. Automotive topics include software-defined vehicles, ADAS and safe driving, electrification and connected vehicles. Industrial topics include factory automation, robotics, and power and energy. Consumer topics include home appliances and mobile devices.

The site lists processors and microcontrollers. These include i.MX applications processors, i.MX RT crossover MCUs, S32 automotive processors and MCX MCUs. It also lists wireless MCUs, discrete neural processing units and edge AI development boards.

Avionics appears on the site as one application under transportation. The site does not describe avionics products in detail. Aviation is therefore a small part of the company's business.

The site offers design resources. These include a product selector, cross reference tools, a block diagram designer, development boards, documentation, a design advisor and engineering services. It also has a partner directory and a partner marketplace.

The site promotes Tech Days Detroit on October 28 and 29 and an Electrification Week from November 16 to 20. Articles cover AI safety, drones used against wildfires and physical AI on robots. The site lists careers, investor relations, a newsroom and a contact page.

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High Tech Campus 60, Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, 5656 AG, NL

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