TARGETED NEWS ON THE SEMICONDUCTOR MARKET
QUARTER 2 • 2015
IoT Driving
Semiconductor Growth as
Sales Top $83 Billion in Q1
- PAGE 2
America II Special Report:
The Internet of Things
- PAGE 9
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MARKET INFO ON:
Discretes
Microcontrollers
Memory
Standard Logic & Linear
Analog
Programmable Logic
Complex ICs
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MARKET
UPDATE
Global Semiconductor Sales Grow Year-over-Year
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA)
announced on May 4, 2015 that worldwide
semiconductor sales reached $83.1 billion for
Q1 2015, a 6 percent increase over Q1 2014
totals. Global sales for March 2015 were $27.7
billion, 6 percent higher than the March 2014
total of $26.1 billion and 0.1 percent lower than
February 2015 totals.
“Despite macroeconomic challenges, first
quarter global semiconductor sales are higher
than they were last year, which was a record
year for semiconductor revenue,” said John
Neuffer, SIA president and CEO. “The Americas
region posted its sixth straight month of
double-digit, year-to-year growth to lead
all regional markets, and DRAM and analog
products continue to be key drivers of global
sales growth.”
The World Semiconductor Trade Statistics
(WSTS) is forecasting moderate, yet steady,
growth for 2015 across all product categories
and regions, under the assumption of a
further macro economy recovery throughout
the entire forecast period. They project the
world semiconductor market to grow by 4.9
percent to $352 billion in 2015. Their growth
forecast for 2016 remains unchanged from
recent projections, at 3.1 percent to $363
billion.
and beyond. Research firm Gartner notes
that the digital revolution is being fueled
by consumers’ desires to connect faster
and less expensively with better products
and services at any time, in any place, on
any channel. Digital technology availability,
along with Generation Z obsession with the
IoT, is changing consumer expectations and
increasing the demand for an agile service
experience. The rapid evolution of social media
and mobile technologies is driving consumer
behavior – particularly with Gen Z, which grew
up expecting immediate, fast services at their
fingertips. Cloud services and the IoT are
proliferating at an unprecedented rate to meet
consumer demand and expected experience.
Gartner projects that the installed base of
the IoT will exceed 26 billion units worldwide
by 2020. They are estimating 15 billion
networked devices in 2015, an increase from 7
billion in 2010.
For more information on the Internet of
Things and how OEMs can capitalize on the
opportunity, please read our special report on
page 9.
The Internet of Things (IoT) will continue
to drive very strong unit growth in 2015
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Discretes
Strong market, long lead times
The biggest challenge in the discrete semiconductor market right now is the strength of the U.S. dollar. Suppliers
have adjusted their prices to account for this situation. Due to the strong market, longer lead times are expected—as
we are already seeing from several manufacturers. SOT323 and SOT223 packages from both ON Semiconductor
and NXP are on allocation with lead times as far out as 26 weeks. Vishay’s TVS diodes in SMA and SMB packages
are 18 – 2 weeks. ST Micro’s SMA- and SMB-packaged TVS diodes are also constrained with 14 – 16 week lead
times. NXP’s schottky diode lead times are extending, with SOT363 out to 16 weeks and SOT 323 now 30 weeks.
Lead times from ON Semi on their SMA and SMB rectifiers are running 20 weeks.
Manufacturer
Lead Time
America II
Stock Position
8 – 12 Weeks
8 – 12 Weeks
6 – 24 Weeks
4 – 24 Weeks
16 – 24 Weeks
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
6 – 9 Weeks
6 – 10 Weeks
6 – 10 Weeks
6 – 10 Weeks
8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
Fairchild
Semiconductor
SMBJxxx TVS Diodes SMB Package
MBRSxxx Schottky Diodes in SMB Package
FDBxxxNxxx MOSFETs, D2PAK
FCD/FDD/FQDxxxNxx MOSFETs, DPAK
BC84xBS/BC85xBS in SC-88 Package
18 Weeks
15 – 24 Weeks
6 – 8 Weeks
6 – 8 Weeks
6 Weeks
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
Vishay
SMBZ59xx Zener Diodes in SMB Package
SMZJxxxx Zener Diodes in SMB Package
5 Weeks
5 Weeks
In Stock
In Stock
NXP
Semiconductor
BC84xBS/BC85xBS in SC-88 Package
PMBTxxxx transistors, TO-236 Package
BZX84xxx Zener Diodes, SOT-23 Package
BASxxx Switching Diodes,SOD323,TO-236, SC-70, SOT-143
BATxxx Schottky Diodes, SOT-223, TO-236, SOD-323, SC-70
BAVxxx Switching Diodes, mini-MELF, TO-236, SC-70, SOT-23
6 Weeks
6 Weeks
6 Weeks
6 – 35 Weeks
6 – 35 Weeks
6 – 35 Weeks
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
Diodes Inc
SC-88/SC-363 Package
- BC84xBS/BC85xBS Transistors
- BASxx/BATxx Schottky Diodes
- BAVxxx/BAWxxx Switching Diodes
- BSSxxx MOSFET Transistors
- BZX84Cxx Zener Diodes
6 – 8 Weeks
6 – 8 Weeks
6 – 8 Weeks
6 – 8 Weeks
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
Manufacturer
Part Number
ON
Semiconductor
SMB Package:
- 1SMB59xx Zener Diodes
- 1SMBxxx TVS Diodes
- MBRSxxx Schottky Diodes
- MURSxxx Switching Diodes
- NRVBSxxx Schottky Diodes
- 6PSMBxxx TVS Diodes
SC-88/SC-363 Package:
- BC84xx/BC85xxDW1T1G Transistors
- MBDxxxDW1T1G Schottky Diodes
- MBTxxxxDW1T1G Transistors
- MUN5xxxDW1T1G Digital Transistors
- NTSSxxxx/NTJDxxxx MOSFETs
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Microcontrollers
Growth remains steady
The microcontroller market continues to remain strong, though with no major fluctuations
in lead times or pricing trends. Growth is steady within the automotive segment with
applications including engine management, transmission, anti-lock braking, electric power
steering, active suspension, and advanced driver assistance systems—where they must
comply with most stringent automotive safety standards.
Acquisitions within the semiconductor market continue with NXP and Freescale merging
with a value of just over $40 billion. This creates a global powerhouse and market leader in
the automotive semiconductor solutions and microcontroller products.
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Atmel
Microchip
Freescale
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Part Number / Status
Manufacturer
Lead Time
America II
Stock Position
TMS320XX 32-bit RISC
8 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
MSP430XX 16-bit
6 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
TMS570XX 16-bit/32-bit ARM Cortex
16 – 20 Weeks
In Stock
AT91SAMXX 32-bit ARM
6 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
ATTINYXX 8-bit AVR series
6 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
ATMEGAXX 8-bit AVR RISC
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
PIC18XX, PIC16XX 8-bit RISC
8 – 14 Weeks
In Stock
PIC32XX 32-bit
8 – 14 Weeks
In Stock
PIC24XX 16-bit
8 – 14 Weeks
In Stock
MC68HC11XX 8-bit CISC
8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
MC56FXX 16-bit
8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
DSP56FXX 16-bit
8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
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Memory
Increasing NAND demand
As is par for the course, the memory market had its usual fluctuations in
pricing and demand for much of 2015 thus far. Some of the softening in
the market during the first quarter may be attributed to the influence of
the Chinese New Year celebration mid-quarter. While the pricing trends
remained in a depressed state heading into Q2 2015, overall activity has
begun to rebound.
We are starting to see an increase in pricing in the x8 DDR3 series of
parts, as many manufacturers had slowed production to keep pace with
demand during the down streak. DRAM revenue is expected to increase
7.9 percent in 2015, following a 32 percent increase in 2014. Micron has stated that they are willing to lose market
share on DRAM. “Although we are taking steps to minimize the impact, our wafers produced will decline yearover-year. By the way I should note we do have clean room space available to replace or potentially add net
DRAM capacity if and when it makes sense from an ROIC standpoint but at this time we are not planning to make
that investment,” said D. Mark Durcan, chief executive officer at Micron Technology during the Q1 earnings call in
January 2015 (via SA Transcript).
Many manufacturers are turning their attention towards NAND flash as that market is in the midst of some
changes. But growth could be down in Q2 and Q3 as integration seems to be a concern with an increase in
controller and system compatibility issues. TLC-based NAND is also delaying the rise in 3D NAND as most
eMMC and SSD manufacturers are using that technology.
DRAMeXchange’s vice president, Sean Yang, stated the key factor to the turnaround in the NAND flash market
is the rising demands. From the first quarter to the initial half of the second quarter, the smartphone market was
weak due to seasonality and sagging domestic demand in China. This in turn negatively affected the NAND flash
market as well. “The situation will start to change now with the successive releases of new models by the global
smartphone vendors,” said Yang. “Memory makers are also shifting their capacities to meet the particularly huge
demand from Apple since iPhone and iPad both carry a lot of NAND flash.”
Type
DRAM
Market
Part Number
Manufacturer
Lead Time
America II
Stock Position
512Mb SDRAM
MT48LC32M16 SERIES
EOL
In Stock
2Gb DDR2
MT47H128M16 SERIES
8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
1Gb DDR2
MT47H64M16 SERIES
EOL
In Stock
512Mb DDR
MT46V32M16 SERIES
EOL
In Stock
1Gb DDR2
MT47H12M8 SERIES
EOL
In Stock
256Mb SDRAM
MT48LC16M16 SERIES
EOL
In Stock
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Standard Logic & Linear
Long lead times for NXP
NXP is facing a demand-driven, front-end shortage with some lead times stretching beyond 30 weeks. NXP is not able
to narrow the constraints down to line item level or isolate the issues to specific packages or pin counts. Right now,
DIP, SOIC, SSOP, TSSOP and VQFN packages for all pin counts are running 22 – 32 weeks, depending on the device.
In addition, NXP is not able to narrow down to trends by function (i.e.: gates, flip/flops, buffers), but single gate (i.e.:
74HC1Gxxx, 74HC2Gxxx, 74HCT1Gxxx, 74HCT2Gxxx) is actually pushing even further out to the 30 – 36 week range.
This is also affecting the 16-bit (74LVC16xxx) and 32-bit (74LVC32xxx), while the FAST (N74Fxxx) family does not
appear affected.
As Texas Instruments offers crosses for all of these families, their lead times may start to move out as well.
Manufacturer
Part Number
In Stock
Comparators (e.g., LM339xx, LM393xx, LM311xx, LM3302xx)
6 Weeks
(all packages)
6 Weeks
(all packages)
6 Weeks
(all packages)
6 Weeks
(all packages)
6 Weeks
(all packages)
6 Weeks
(all packages)
6 Weeks
(all packages)
6 Weeks
(all packages)
5V CMOS 74AHC/AHCT Logic
22 – 42 Weeks
In Stock
5V CMOS single gate 74AHC1Gxxx/74AHCT1Gxxx Logic
36 – 42 Weeks
In Stock
5V CMOS 74HC/HCT logic
22 – 32 Weeks
In Stock
3.3V CMOS 74LVC/LVCH
22 – 42 Weeks
In Stock
3.3V CMOS single gate 74LVC1G/74LVC2G
36 – 42 Weeks
In Stock
3.3V BiCMOS 74LVT/74LVTH
22 Weeks
In Stock
4 – 6 Weeks
(all packages)
In Stock
4 – 6 Weeks
In Stock
4 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
Single gate NL7SZxxxDFT2G/ NL27WZxxDFT2G in SC-88 package
10 Weeks
In Stock
3.3V TinyLogic NC7Sxx / NC7SPxx / NC7STxx / NC7SVxx /
NC7WPxx / NC7WZxx logic families
3.3V CMOS TinyLogic 74AUP1Gxxx
6 Weeks
In Stock
16 – 36 Weeks
In Stock
6 Weeks
In Stock
16 – 29 Weeks
In Stock
16 – 29 Weeks
In Stock
5V CMOS SN74HC/HCT Logic
5V BiCMOS SN74ABT Logic
5V Bipolar SN74ALS/AS/LS/S Logic
Texas
Instruments
3.3V BiCMOS SN74LVT/LVTH
3.3V CMOS SN74LVC/LVCH
3.3V CMOS single gate SN74LVC1G/SN74LVC2G
Op Amps (e.g., LM324xx, LM358xx, LM301xx, LM2904)
NXP
Manufacturer America II
Lead Time
Stock Position
Op Amps (e.g., LM324, LM358, MC3317x, MC3307x, MC3320x,
MC3327x, NCV2904xxx )
LDO Regulators (e.g., LM317, LM337, LM2931, LM2950, MC33269,
ON
MC33275, MC7815, MC7818, MC78L05)
Semiconductor
Single gate M74VHC1Gxxx and MC74HC1Gxxx
Fairchild
Semiconductor FAN25xxx LDO Regulators
3.3V 74LVXxxx Logic
74VHC/VHCT Logic family
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In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
In Stock
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Analog
Prices increasing, growth expected
As we progress through Q2 2015, analog product lead times have remained unchanged, however pricing has
taken a slightly upward trend. This year’s forecast for analog is positive with an estimated growth of 8 percent
driven by power management and amplifiers.
The analog market continues to change with more consolidation from mergers and acquisitions. Microchip
Technology Inc., a leading provider of microcontroller, mixed signal, analog and flash solutions, announced on
May 7, 2015 that they have signed an agreement to acquire Micrel Inc. for $14.00 per share. Micrel’s portfolio of
linear, power management, LAN solutions, timing and communications products, as well as their strong position
in the industrial, automotive and communications markets, complements many of Microchips initiatives in these
areas. The acquisition is expected to close early Q3 2015.
Manufacturer
Type
Amplifiers
Analog
Devices
Data
Converters
Part Number
Manufacturer
Lead Time
America II
Stock Position
AD805xx / Op Amp Family
6 - 8 Weeks
In Stock
ADA400xx / Precision Op Amp
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
AD790xx / 16 bit A/D Converter
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
AD920xx / 10 bit A/D Converter
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
AD560x / 8 bit DAC
4 – 6 Weeks
In Stock
ADP710xx / LDO Regulator Family
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
ADP503xx / ADP504xx / Multi Output Regulators 8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
MAX44244 / MAX44245 Precision Op Amps
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
MAX9634xx / Precision Power Current Sense
Amplifier
4 – 6 Weeks
In Stock
MAX44259xx New! Low Power Rail to Rail I/O
Op Amp
14 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
MAX44205xx New! Low Noise Fully Differential
Op Amp
14 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
MAX11300xx 12 bit A/D Converter
N/A
In Stock
MAX5216xx / 16 bit Low Power DAC
8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
MAX14675xx / Battery Charger Family
4 – 6 Weeks
In Stock
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
MAX1510xx / LDO regulator Family
4 – 6 Weeks
In Stock
LTC2165xx / LTC2180xx / 16 bit A/D Converter
Family
8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
LTC2420xx / LTC243xx / 20 bit A/D Converter
Family
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
LTC1380xx / LTC1391xx Switches & Multiplexers
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
LTM805xx / LTM806xx Switching Regulator
10 – 12 Weeks
In Stock
LT3008xx / LDO Regulator Family
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
Power
ADM181x / Microprocessor Supervisory Family
Management
Amplifiers
Maxim
Data
Conversion
Power
MAX5005xx / LDO regulator Family
Management
Data
Conversion
Linear
Technology
Power
LT3010xx / LDO Regulator Family
Management
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6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
LT1505xx / Battery Charger
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
LT1510xx / LT1511xx Battery Charger
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
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Let’s Capitalize
on the
Internet of Things!
T
he buzz right now is all about the Internet of
Things (IoT). There have been reports, forecasts
and ongoing analysis about the future of smart
technology. But what does all of this mean to those
of us in the channel?
Late last year, IDC analysts said revenues tied
to the IoT could hit $7.1 trillion by the year 2020.
Gartner also forecasted that the IoT segment
of the semiconductor market would grow by 36
percent this year alone. That means growth for
the technologies that support IoT applications, like
microcontrollers, embedded processors, sensors,
memory, and battery management to name a few.
Furthermore, mid-tier customers should fuel
growth of IoT solutions for several reasons. For
those customers, there’s really no roadblocks to
entry. The technology exists today, so they have
a quick, low-cost point of entry. These customers
produce the products that represent a diverse
range of devices, all of which have the potential of
being “connected” over the next five years.
The great thing about the electronics industry
is the fact that technology is always evolving.
Companies are innovating and advancing every
day—companies like Apple who redefined the
smartphone, Philips and their smart light bulbs,
Nest Labs and their smart thermostat. These are
some of the players leading the charge. Home
appliances, security systems, wearable devices,
automotive, and energy management applications
are really just getting started. What’s next?
Analysts and researchers expect to see billions of
connected devices in the next 10 years. Imagine
a future where the internet becomes even more
engrained in our day-to-day lives. That’s the
potential for OEMs today. They’re just getting
started in planning the next wave of connected
devices, and it goes way beyond the types of device
most people envision.
There’s so potential for the IoT, and OEMs need
to think outside the box to capitalize on the
opportunity. The public sector is a great example,
where we see solutions like the Smart Grid. Entire
cities are deploying new infrastructure including
computer systems, networks and connected
devices to enhance the reliability and efficiency
of their public utilities. In addition, connected
solutions for traffic management, pollution
monitoring, and smart parking controls are already
being developed and used. The government is
finding that IoT solutions lead to cost savings,
improved employee productivity, and enhanced
services to citizens. With positive results such as
these, there’s no reason to see a slowdown in
connected devices.
All of this means more opportunities for OEMs.
Devices that are already being manufactured
and produced can easily evolve into connected
devices. It is just a matter of being open minded
and thinking beyond today’s applications. America
II is rolling up its sleeves, getting in front of
customers, and helping them find those solutions.
The potential is out there for everyone, and it will
be exciting to see what the future holds for our
industry.
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Programmable Logic
Active market leads to increase in price, lead times
The programmable logic market continued to be active during the first half of 2015 with announcements of price
increases, lengthening of lead times, and rumors of acquisitions.
Xilinx notified their customers in February of a 25 percent cost increase for many of their mature product lines,
effective May 4, 2015. Not long after this announcement, lead times began to stretch as customer backlog began
to build in advance of the price increase. Lead times have stretched from their previous 6 – 10 week levels out to 18
weeks. This impacts the following families:
•
Virtex-2Pro FPGA’s (XC2VPxxx)
•
Virtex-4 FX/LX/SX FPGA’s (XC4VFXxxx/XC4VLXxxx/XC4VSXxxx)
•
Spartan-2 (XC2Sxxx) and Spartan-3/A/E FPGA’s (XC3Sxxx/XC3SxxxA/XC3SxxxE)
•
XC95xxXL and CoolRunner-2 CPLD’s (XC2Cxxx/XC2CxxxA)
Microsemi Corporation announced in January 2015 their intent to increase pricing by 10 – 15 percent on the
following mature FPGA families from their former Actel product line effective April 1, 2015:
•
Antifuse technology increases by 15 percent:
o Axcelerator (AXxxx), eX (eX64, eX128, eX256), MX (A40MXxx, A42Mxx), SX (A54Sxx), SX-A (A54SxxA)
•
Flash-based APAxxx family increases by 15 percent.
•
Radiant Tolerant RTSXxxSU, RTAXxxxxSx families increase by 10 percent.
Manufacturer
Xilinx
Manufacturer
Lead Time
America II
Stock Position
Virtex 7 (XC7VxxxT), Virtex 7 XT (XC7VXxxxT) FPGA
families
6 – 14 Weeks
In Stock
Virtex 6 CXT (XC6VCXxxxT), LXT (XC6VLXxxxT),
SXT(XC6VSXxxxT), HXT (XC6VHXxxxT) FPGA Families
6 – 14 Weeks
In Stock
Virtex-4 FX/LX/SX (XC4VFXxxx/XC4VLXxxx/ XC4VSXxxx)
FPGA Families
18 Weeks
In Stock
Spartan 6 LX (XC6SLXxxx), LXT (XC6SLXxxxT) Families
6 – 8 Weeks
In Stock
Spartan 3 (XC3Sxxx), Spartan 3E (XC3SxxxE), Spartan 3A
(XC3SxxxA) FPGA Families
18 Weeks
In Stock
Spartan-2 (XC2Sxxx) FPGA Families
18 Weeks
In Stock
CoolRunner (XC2Cxxx) CPLD Family
18 weeks
In Stock
XC9500XV CPLD Family
18 Weeks
In Stock
Part Number
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Altera also announced their intent to increase pricing by 25 percent on many of their mature CPLD, FPGA, and ASIC
families effective June 27, 2015. This is their second significant price increase since April 2014. The following product
lines will be impacted by this latest announcement:
•
Cyclone III and III LS FPGA’s (EP3Cxxx, EP3CLSxxx)
•
HardCopy I Stratix (HC1Sxxx) HardCopy II ASIC’s (HC2xx)
•
MAX II and IIZ CPLD’s (EPM1270, EPM2210, EPM240/EPM240Z, EPM570EPM570Z)
•
Stratix III FPGA’s (EP3SExxx, EP3SLxxx)
Several news agencies reported in early April 2015 that discussions were underway between Intel Corporation
and Altera Corporation with the intent of the former to acquire the latter. Negotiations ended after a brief courtship,
however, as the two companies failed to agree on price.
Manufacturer
Altera
Part Number
Manufacturer
Lead Time
America II
Stock Position
Cyclone I (EP1Cxxx) FPGA Family
13 – 14 Weeks
In Stock
-Exception: EP1C3xxx, EP1C4xxx
4 – 5 Weeks
In Stock
Cyclone II (EP2Cxxx, EP2CxxAF) FPGA Family
4 – 5 Weeks
In Stock
-Exceptions: EP2C35/EP2C50U/EP2C70
14 – 15 Weeks
In Stock
Cyclone III (EP3Cxxx), Cyclone IV E (EP4CExxx) FPGA
families
6 – 9 Weeks
In Stock
Cyclone III LS (EP3CLSxxx) FPGA Family
12 – 14 Weeks
In Stock
Cyclone IV GX (EP4CGXxxx) FPGA Family
6 – 9 Weeks
In Stock
ACEX 1K (EP1Kxxx) FPGA Family
13 – Weeks
In Stock
EPCQxxx/EPCSxxx Configuration Prom Families
16 Weeks
In Stock
Stratix II (EP2Sxxx), Stratix II GX (EP2SGXxxx) FPGA Families 10 – 13 Weeks
In Stock
Stratix III E (EP3SExxx), Stratix III L (EP3SLxxx) Families
5 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
MAX7000 CPLD (EPM7xxxAE/EPM7xxxE/EPMxxxS)
5 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
MAX3000 (EPM3xxxA) CPLD Families
4 – 6 Weeks
In Stock
MAX II (EPM240, EPM570, EPM1270, EPM2210) CPLD
Families
20 – 21 Weeks
In Stock
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Complex ICs
fluctuating demand, reduced growth expected
As we make our way towards the halfway point for 2015, we are seeing the market driven by
specific external forces that are influencing demand. The strengthened US dollar is raising prices
in Europe and parts of Asia to allow suppliers to keep their margins intact. This translates to a
slowdown in demand, though still with potential to increase revenues. The uncertain demand
flow and pushed-out orders in some regions is equating to reduced semiconductor growth so far
this year.
Taking a broader glance, continued IoT growth is expected to drive demand higher over the next
several years. As more and more devices are connected to the internet, conservative reports
estimate around 26 billion devices will be connected by 2020 with some estimates as high as
100 billion to 200 billion devices. Global investment in smart grid technology is forecast to grow
19 percent annually through 2018. And so far we have just scratched the surface of the IoT opportunity. According
to Intel, 85 percent of industrial end points are not yet connected.
Manufacturer
Avago / PLX
Broadcom
FTDI
Marvell
Part Number
Description
Manufacturer
Lead Time
PEX8112xxxxx
PCI Express to PCI Bridge
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
PEX8606xxxxx
PCI Express Switch
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
PEX8624xxxxx
1 Lane PCI Express to PCI Bridge,
144-Ball Pbga
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
PEX8648xxxxx
PCI Express Switch 48Lanes 12Ports
1-CH 676-Pin FCBGA
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
BCM5461xxxxx
I-Temp 10/100/1000 Base-T Gigabit
Transceiver
16 – 22 Weeks
In Stock
BCM56800xxxxx
Ethernet Switch 20 Port 2000Gbps
16 – 22 Weeks
In Stock
BCM8726xxxxx
Dual 10GBE SFP+/LRM Serial to
XAUI Transceiver
16 – 22 Weeks
In Stock
BCM8747xxxxx
Quad 10GBE SFP+Serial to XAUI
Transceiver
16 – 22 Weeks
In Stock
FT232Rxxxxx
USB UART IC Interface
8 – 10 Weeks
In Stock
88AP270Mxxxxx
Connected Media Processor
18 – 22 Weeks
In Stock
88E1111xxxxx
Integrated 10/100/1000 Ultra Gigabit
Ethernet Transceiver
18 – 22 Weeks
In Stock
88E1112xxxxx
ALASKA GB PHY W/D
18 – 22 Weeks
In Stock
88E1145xxxxx
ALASKATM Quad Gigabit PHY
18 – 22 Weeks
In Stock
88E6185xxxxx
Ethernet Switch
18 – 22 Weeks
In Stock
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America II
Stock Position
America II Japan is not affiliated with the manufacturers of the products it sells except as expressly noted otherwise.
Any and all trademark rights associated with the manufacturers’ names and products are owned by the respective manufacturers.
Mergers and acquisitions are all the rage in 2015. With Avago’s acquisition of PLX Technology
now completed, procurement options for PLX product is very limited with only a handful of
suppliers willing and able to take lead time orders. Lead times for PLX are currently running
12 – 16 weeks. Lattice Semiconductor’s recent acquisition of Silicon Image has left uncertainty
with all things Silicon Image, from the pricing to the lead times and future supply chain options.
Lead times on Silicon Image product have extended out to 12+ weeks, with some devices stretching to 16+
weeks. Microsemi has agreed to acquire Vitesse, and this brings similar questions and concerns of the future
availability of Vitesse product. Much of Broadcom’s portfolio continues to run 16+ weeks, while Marvell’s
Ethernet switches and processors are still 18 – 22 weeks. Lead times for Future Technology Devices (FTD)
USB UART products have leveled back to a more typical 8 – 10 weeks. Semtech’s Gennum product line of
equalizers, serializers and timing generators are now running 8 – 12 weeks.
Manufacturer
Semtech/
Gennum
Silicon Image
Vitesse
Manufacturer
Lead Time
America II
Stock Position
Part Number
Description
GO1555xxxxx
Oscillator VCO 1483.5MHz to
1485MHz 2.5V 8-Pin SMD T/R
8 – 12 Weeks
In Stock
GS1559xxxxx
Multi Rate Deserializer 100-Pin BGA
8 – 12 Weeks
In Stock
GS2960xxxxx
Receiver
8 – 12 Weeks
In Stock
GS2962xxxxx
Serializer with Complete SMPTE
Video Support
8 – 12 Weeks
In Stock
GS2965xxxxx
Multi-rate SDI Reclocker with
Equalization & De-emphasis
8 – 12 Weeks
In Stock
GS2972xxxxx
Transmitter
8 – 12 Weeks
In Stock
GS2994xxxxx
Adaptive Cable Equalizer 16-Pin QFN
8 – 12 Weeks
EP
In Stock
SII1160xxxxx
PanelLink Transmitter 100-Pin TQFP
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
SII1161xxxxx
PanelLink Receiver 100-Pin TQFP
12 – 6 Weeks
In Stock
SII164xxxxx
Transmitter 2TX 64-Pin TQFP
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
SII9134xxxxx
HDMI Transmitter
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
SII9135xxxxx
HDMI Dual Receiver 144-Pin TQFP
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
VSC8479xxxxx
9.95 GBPS TO 11.3 GBPS 16-bit
Transceiver
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
VSC8488xxxxx
Dual Channel WAN/LAN/
BACKPLANE XAUI to SFP+/KR
Transceiver
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
VSC8664xxxxx
PHY 10Mbps/100Mbps/1Gbps 256Pin BGA
12 – 16 Weeks
In Stock
America II Japan is not affiliated with the manufacturers of the products it sells except as expressly noted otherwise.
Any and all trademark rights associated with the manufacturers’ names and products are owned by the respective manufacturers.
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Franchise Lines
Manufacturer
3M Corp.
www.3m.com
ADDA
www.addausa.com
Alliance Memory
www.alliancememory.com
Allied Components
International
www.alliedcomponents.com
Altech
www.altechcorp.com
America Semiconductor
www.americasemi.com
Antistat
www.antistat.co.uk
Autosplice
Components
Various for Industrial,
Electrical, & Utility Markets
Panduit, Molex, Raychem,
Sumitumo, Canusa, DuPont,
Ellsworth, Beacon, Uline,
Nashua, Gorilla
DC/AC Fans, Heatsinks, DC Chip Fans, Blowers
& Thermal Modules
Various applications that
require heat dissipation
Sunon, Nidec, NMB, Delta,
YS Tech
Asynchronous SRAM, Synchronous SRAM,
Synchronous DRAM, DDR1, DDR2
Various
Cypress, IDT, ISSI, GSI,
Samsung, Etron, Micron,
Winbond, Infineon, Elpida,
Nanya, Hitachi, SK Hynix,
NEC, Renesas, ZMD
SMD Multilayer Inductors/Baluns/Low Pass
Filters, SMD Wirewound Inductors/USB
Common Mode Chokes, SMD Power Inductors,
Toroidal Inductors/Common Mode Chokes,
Ferrite Beads, Leaded Inductors & Chokes, LAN
Pulse Transformers, RJ45 Mag Connectors,
Transformers, Custom Toroids, Custom
Magnetics
Power Supplies, Routers,
Servers, Ethernet & PoE,
Test Equipment, Lighting,
Electronic Meters, Medical,
Industrial Controls &
Equipment, Wireless,
Telecom
Bourns, J.W. Miller, Coilcraft,
Coiltronics, Datatronics,
Delevan, Epcos, Fair-Rite,
Murata, NIC, Panasonic,
Pulse, Renco, Steward,
Sumida, Taiyo Yuden, TDK,
Vishay, Wurth, XFMRS Inc.
Terminal Blocks, Circuit Breakers, Fuses,
Enclosures, Power Supplies, Contactors,
Interface Modules
Industrial Control,
Instrumentation and
Automation Applications
Allen Bradley, Weidmuller,
Wieland, Sola, Idec, Woertz,
Omron, Weco, Siemens,
Entrelec, Phoenix, Pulse,
Conta Clip, Cutler-Hammer,
Cabur
Bridge Diodes, Diacs, High Power Recovery
Rectifiers, High Power Schottky Rectifiers,
IGBT Modules, SCR’s, Triacs, TVS Diodes, Zener
Diodes
AC/DC Motor Drives,
Alternative Energy, Induction
Heating, Oil Drilling, Power
Grid, Transportation/Rail,
UPS, Welding, White goods,
HVAC
Vishay, International
Rectifier, Microsemi,
Semikron, Powerex
ESD Consumables, Cleanroom Supplies, Anti
Static Bags, Mats, Gloves/Clothing, Tapes,
Labels/Signs, Grounding, Handling/Storage,
Test Equipment, packaging Solutions, Hand
Tools
Various, Pharmaceutical,
Biotechnology, Medical,
Electronics, Automotive,
Aerospace, IT
3M, Hisco, Desco, Uline, Edco,
SCS
Headers, Pins, Tabs, Splices, Shields
Automotive, Medical,
Datacom, Industrial,
Telecom, Consumer and
Transportation
Tyco, JST, Molex, Samtec
RF Coaxial Connectors/Adapters, Cable
Assemblies
Any application that requires
a cable connection
Amp/Tyco, Amphenol, Berg,
Huber Suhner, Johnson,
Kings, Pasternack, Radiall
Crystal Resonators, Clock Oscillators,
Monolithic Quartz Filters, Power Supplies,
Touch Panels
Telecommunication,
Automotive, Security, IoT,
Smart Technology, Consumer
Industries
NDK, Epson, CTS, Abracon,
TXC, Raltron, Mtron PTI
Power Inductors, Chip Inductors, Beads,
Chokes
Notebook, Smart Phone,
Wireless Router, Mother
Board, Graphic Card, Set Top
Box, LCD TV, Blue-Ray DVD
Player, Game Console, Digital
Camera
Murata, Coilcraft, Vishay,
TDK, Taiyo Yuden, Toko,
Sumida, Cyntec, Wurth,
Sunlord, Maglayers
(Mexico Only)
www.avielelectronics.com
CEC Panda
www.cecxtal-usa.com
Chilisin
www.chilisin.com.tw
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Crosses
Tapes, Heat Shrink, Antistatics (Bags & Wrist
Straps), Ring Terminals, Adhesives, Safety
Products (for Eyes, Hearing, Head & Face,
Respiratory), Cable Accessories, LED Light
Bulbs, & Abrasives
www.autosplice.com
Aviel Electronics
Applications
America II Japan is not affiliated with the manufacturers of the products it sells except as expressly noted otherwise.
Any and all trademark rights associated with the manufacturers’ names and products are owned by the respective manufacturers.
Manufacturer
Components
Applications
Crosses
Crystals, Oscillators, Micro LCDs,Viewfinders,
Magnets, Bearing Jewels, Ceramic Parts, ThinFilm Submount, Pressure Sensors
Cutting, Lapping, Polishing,
Etching, Thin-Film Technology,
Material Molding, Sealing,
Precision Implementation,
MEMS, Waveguide, Analysis
EPSON, KDS, Micro X’tal,
Kyocera, NDK
Connectors, Motors and Fans, Fuse Holders,
Terminal Blocks, Speakers, Knobs, Switches
and Keypads, Potentiometers, Jack Plugs and
Sockets, Circuit Protection
Audio, Engineering,
Instrumentation, Medical,
Lighting and Vending
Neutrik, Pomona, HH Smith,
CHK, Amphenol
Switching Diodes, Schottky Diodes, Rectifiers,
ESD Diodes, TVS Diodes, Transistors, Mosfets,
Zeners, Bridge Rectifiers
Various
www.comchiptech.com
Diodes Inc, Vishay, On Semi,
Fairchild, NXP/Philips, Rohm,
Panasonic/Matsushita,
General Semi
Cooltron Industrial
AC Fans, DC Fans, AC Blowers, DC Blowers
Servers, White Goods, AV
Components, Applications
that require heat dissipation
Adda, Delta, Sunon, Comair
Rotron, Jamicon, Orion
Monochrome Character and Graphic Displays,
TFT Color and Mono Displays
Industrial, Household,
Automotive, Medical and
Consumer products. Various
additional applications.
New Vision Display,
Varitronix, Tianma, Truly,
Wintek, Veritronix, Microtips,
Powertip, Densitron, III-V
Systems, New Haven Displays
Relays, Switches, Terminal Blocks, Connectors,
Resettable Fuses, Inductors/ Ferrite Beads
Computer Systems,
Computer Peripherals,
Network & Communication,
Industrial Control &
Instrument Equipments,
Security Systems, Consumer
Electronics & Household
Appliances, Automotive,
Power Industry
Phoenix, Omron, C&K, Molex,
Littelfuse
www.foxonline.com
Crystals, Oscillators, Timing Devices, TCXO,
VCXO, OCXO Devices
Wireless Communications
Equipment and
Telecommunications Devices,
Computers and Peripherals,
Instrumentation, Aerospace,
Storage, Industrial,
Automotive, Medical and
Military
Abracon, Citizen, Ecliptek,
CTS, Raltron
Goodsky Electric
Relays
Telecom, Automotive,
Appliances, Electricity
Systems/Automatic Control
Omron, Tyco Schrack, P&B,
American Zettler, Aromat,
Fujitsu
DIN Rail mounting, Wall Mounting and HandHeld Enclosures, PCB Mounted Terminal Blocks,
Flexible Interconnect Cables
Building Automation, White
Goods, Energy Metering,
Industrial Control, Signal
Conditioning, Security,
Automotive, Domestic
Applicance, Elevator Control,
Marine
CamdenBoss, OKW,
Phoenix Contact, Weidmuller
Ceramic Capacitors, Disc Capacitors
Various
ATC, AVX, Kemet, Murata,
NIC, Panasonic, Philips,
Rohm, TDK, Samsung, Vishay,
Johanson
Quartz Crystals, Clock Oscillators, Automotive
Crystals, Fast Make Oscillators, VCXOs, TCXOs,
OCXOs, GPS Disciplined OCXOs, Rubidium
Oscillators
Aerospace, Automotive,
Communications,
Computing, Consumer,
Industrial, Instrumentation,
Medical, Military
Abracon, Fox, ILSI, Ecliptek,
NDK,Epson, CTS
Citizen Finedevice Co.,
Ltd.
http://cfd.citizen.co.jp/english/
Cliff Electronic
Components
www.cliffuk.co.uk
Comchip Technologies
www.cooltron.com
Crystal Clear
Technology (CCT)
www.cct.com.my
Excel Cell Electronic Co.
(ECE)
www.ece.com.tw
Fox Electronics
www.goodsky.com
Hitaltech
www.hitaltechusa.com
HolyStone
www.holystonecaps.com
IQD Frequency
Products
www.iqdfrequencyproducts.com
America II Japan is not affiliated with the manufacturers of the products it sells except as expressly noted otherwise.
Any and all trademark rights associated with the manufacturers’ names and products are owned by the respective manufacturers.
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Franchise Lines
Manufacturer
Components
(Cont’d)
Applications
Crosses
www.isocom.com
Optocouplers, Optoswitches, Mosfet Relays
and Other Optoelectronic Components
Lighting, Smart Meters,
Gas Monitoring, Power
Supplies, Medical, Set-top
Boxes, Automation, Telecom,
Instrumentation, Controls
Toshiba, QT, Opto, Infineon,
Microsemi, St. Micro,
Fairchild, NEC, Avago, Cel,
Vishay
ITSWELL
LED Lighting
Illuminations, Signage,
Architectural Light,
Traffic Signal, Automotive
Light, IR-Sensor, Home
Appliances,Beauty Medical,
Entertainment
Cree,Samsung LED, Philips
Lumileds, Seoul Semi, LG
Innotek, Osram Opto, Nichia,
Everlight, Edison, Kingbright,
Avago
Mosfets, Diodes, Transistors, IBGT, Op Amps,
Comparators, Voltage Detectors
Computers, White Goods,
Power Supplies, AV
Components, Cell Phones
Fairchild, INF, ONN, St Micro,
Toshiba, Rohm, Panasonic,
NXP, Microsemi
Buzzers, Receivers, Speakers, Microphones
and Earphones
Automotive, Safety &
Security, Home Appliance,
Medical, Mobile Phone,
DSC & DVC, Earphone,
Headphone, Bluetooth
Speakers
Murata, TDK, Panasonic,
Kyocera, Star, Hosiden
LCD TVs and Displays
Consumer, Commerical,
Industrial, Hospitality,
Education AIO, Marine,
Hospital, Prison, Outdoor,
Waterproof
Samsung, LG, Viewsonic,
Sharp
www.leds.co.uk
LED Lighting, Bulb Replacements LEDs, PCB
Mounted LEDs, Sealed LED Panel Indicators
Transportation, Telecom,
Photo Science, Process
Control, Defense, Industrial
Applications
Dialight LED Components,
Data Display Products,
LEDtronics, Sloan, Chicago
Miniature
Masach Technologies
EMI/RFI Shields: Drawn, Custom and Classic
Printed circuit boards
Laird Tech, Leader Tech,
Tech Etch, Holland Shielding,
We-Online
RF Transformers, Power Dividers, Couplers,
Filters, Hybrid
Set Top Box, DVRs, Cable
Modems, Home Networking,
HDTV Tuners, ECBs, Can
Tuners, eMTAs
MACOM, Mini-Circuit, TOKO,
Coilcraft, Pulse and MiRF
(N. & S. America Only)
Diodes, Rectifiers, Zeners, Transient Voltage
Protection (TVS), ESD Diodes and Arrays,
Bipolar Junction Transistors, MOSFETs, and
Bridge Rectifiers
Computer, Notebook, PCs,
Mobile Phone, Set Top Box,
LCD TVs, Digital Camera,
MP3/4/5 Player, Industrial
Power Supplies
Vishay, On Semi, Diodes Inc,
Fairchild, NXP, Littlefuse, ST,
Infinion, MCC, Taiwan
Semiconductor (TSC),
Semtech, Protek
RCD Components
Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors, Delay Lines
Various
Avx, Kemet, Vishay,
Panasonic, TDK, Murata,
Johanson, NIC, Tecate,
Ohmtek, Taiyo Yuden
ESD/Static Control Products, Bags, Wrist/Foot
Straps, Mats, Vacuums, Test Instruments,
Ionizers, Workstation Accessories
Maintenance Solutions,
Packaging, Personal
Grounding, Workstation
Products
Pemro, Botron, ITW
Chemtronics, ACL Staticide
(NTC) Negative Temperature Coefficient
Thermistors and Sensors
Various kinds of Home
and Kitchen Appliances,
Alternative Energy, Beauty
Care, Automobile Electronics
TDK, Epcos, TKS, Tyco, Yageo
Isocom Components
www.itswell.com/en
KEC
www.keccorp.com
Kingstate
www.kingstate.com.tw
(N. & S. America and Asia Only)
Kontech USA
www.kontech.com.cn
Marl International
www.masach.com
Micro-C
www.micro-c.com.cn
PanJit Semiconductor
www.panjit.com
www.rcd-comp.com
SCS
staticcontrol.descoindustries.com
Shenzhen KPD
Electronics Co., Ltd.
www.kpd-ntc.com/EN
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Any and all trademark rights associated with the manufacturers’ names and products are owned by the respective manufacturers.
Manufacturer
Taiwan Semiconductor
www.taiwansemi.com
Tekmos
Components
Applications
Amplifiers, Comparators, Analog ICs, Hall
Effect Sensors, Lighting ICs, Linear Voltage
Regulators, Switching Regulators, Voltage
References, Bridge Rectifiers, Diacs,
Thyristors, Diodes, ESD Protection Diodes,
IGBTs, Mosfets, and Transistors
Automotive, Consumer,
Computing, Industrial,
Lighting, Portable Devices,
Power Management,
Telecommunications
Diodes Inc., Vishay, ON Semi,
Fairchild, NXP, Rohm, TI,
Panasonic, General Semi, ST,
Microcontrollers, ASICs, FPGAs, Memory
Various
Intel, NXP, Atmel, Freescale,
Xilinx, Altera, AMI, NEC,
Toshiba, TI, Oki, LSI
Crystal Oscillators, Ceramic Filters/
Resonators, SAW Filters and Resonators
GPS, Cellular Base Stations,
LAN Equipment, Automotive,
Digital Camera, MP3, Mother
Board, AV Components
Citizen, Fox, Abracon,
Ecliptek
Power Supply IC’s, Power Management, ESD
Protection, Interfaces, Analog Switches,
Multiplexers
Cellular Phones, LAN
Equipment, Printers,
Peripherals, PDA’s, MP3’s
Maxim, St Micro, Sipex/
Exar, Intersil, TI, ADI, Linear,
Vishay, Fairchild, Pericom,
Onsemi, NXP, Semtech,
Toshiba, Protek, CMD
LED Components/Bulbs, Thru-hole, SMD, Strip
Lighting, Modules
Traditional Lighting,
Electronic Products,
Automobile, Traffic Signals,
Fountains
Everlight, Osram
Capacitors/Resistors, RF Devices, HighFrequency Inductors
Various
AVX, Murata, Vishay, Kemet,
TDK
Lamps, Readouts, Optical Products, Panel
Mount Indicators, LED Lighting Solutions
Restaurant Equipment,
Industrial Equipment &
Controls, Test Equipment,
White Goods, Panel Box/
Control Panel, Oil/Drilling
Chicago Miniature, Dialight,
Sloan, Arco, Marl, Apem,
Lumex, EAO Switch, Oxley,
Bivar
www.tekmos.com
TGS
www.tgsinc.us
Union Semiconductor
www.union-ic.com
VaOpto
www.vaopto.com
Walsin Technologies
www.passivecomponent.com
Wamco
www.wamcoinc.com
Crosses
America II Continues to Sign
New Franchise Lines
America II Japan is not affiliated with the manufacturers of the products it sells except as expressly noted otherwise.
Any and all trademark rights associated with the manufacturers’ names and products are owned by the respective manufacturers.
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America II Japan is not affiliated with the manufacturers of the products it sells except as expressly noted otherwise.
Any and all trademark rights associated with the manufacturers’ names and products are owned by the respective manufacturers.