[Nisshinbo Holdings Inc.]
The Nisshinbo Group, as an Environment and Energy Company group, will supply solutions to address global environmental problems, which represent the biggest challenge to human society. Utilizing the diverse technologies that we have accumulated so far, we are engaged in wireless and communications, micro devices, automobile brakes, precision instruments, chemicals, textiles and real estate businesses with Mobility, Infrastructure and Safety, and Life and Healthcare as our three strategic business domains. New Japan Radio and Ricoh Electronic Devices play a central role in the microdevice business.
[New Japan Radio]
Since its foundation in 1959, New Japan Radio’s mainstay products have been general-purpose linear ICs, many of which are in use in equipment for consumer or industrial use. They are used not only as ICs for automotive applications, but also in compound semiconductors, SAW filters, front-end modules, optical sensors, MEMS, and more. As another business category, microwave products are used to manufacture Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) components and microwave sensors in the satellite communications field. The company provides electron tubes for radars and peripheral equipment for defense, meteorological, maritime and land fields, and boasts the top global market share in sales of devices for marine radars in particular. In addition to the foregoing, the company supplies cancer treatment equipment using X-rays and electron tubes and electron guns for security inspection facilities.
It joined the Nisshinbo Group in 2005.
[Ricoh Electronic Devices]
Ricoh Electronic Devices was established in 1981 as Ricoh’s semiconductor business. It started with development and production of dedicated semiconductors for Ricoh’s office equipment and cameras, and full-fledged field sales commenced after successful development of microcomputers and graphics controllers for Nintendo’s Family Computer™. The company succeeded in development of CMOS power management ICs in 1987, launching it on its journey to becoming the analog IC manufacturer it is in the present. The current rich lineup of power management ICs includes LDO regulators, voltage detectors (reset ICs) and DC/DC converters which constitute mainstay products, together with real-time clock products produced by the company since its foundation.
Separated from Ricoh in 2014, the business became a subsidiary of Nisshinbo Holdings in 2018 as Ricoh Electronic Devices Co., Ltd.
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