LAPIS Semiconductor
LAPIS Semiconductor, originally known as both OKI Semiconductor and later LAPIS Technology, is a renowned semiconductor manufacturer that began its operations in Tokyo, Japan, in 1970. Since its establishment, the company has continually strived to be a global pacesetter in semiconductor production and design, ultimately contributing to the advancement of society. In 2008, the company was acquired by ROHM Semiconductor, an even more established semiconductor manufacturer, leading to further expansion and development.
As for ROHM Semiconductor, it was first established in Kyoto, Japan, in 1958. The company started as a resistor manufacturer, leading to its name ROHM, which stands for Resistors of Highest Measure. However, over the years, ROHM Semiconductor has grown into a global leader in semiconductor and electronic component production, offering a wide range of products for various markets. The synergy between LAPIS Semiconductor and ROHM Semiconductor has been instrumental in delivering top-notch semiconductor solutions to a global clientele.
Both LAPIS Semiconductor and ROHM Semiconductor offer a diverse range of semiconductor products. Their main product categories include Integrated Circuits (ICs), Transistors, Diodes, Resistors, and Sensors. They also manufacture a variety of other electronic components that find applications in consumer electronics, automotive, industrial equipment, and telecommunication industries. The companies pride themselves on their commitment to innovation, quality, and reliability, which are evident in their comprehensive portfolio of products.
- Integrated Circuits (ICs)
- Transistors
- Diodes
- Resistors
- Sensors