Bright Power Semiconductor
Electronics and components · Shanghai, Shanghai
About Bright Power Semiconductor
Bright Power Semiconductor, the trading name of Shanghai Bright Power Semiconductor Co., Ltd., is an analog and mixed-signal integrated circuit design company founded in October 2008 and headquartered in Shanghai's Pudong district. Its official website, consulted in Chinese, presents it as one of China's leading companies in its segment, listed on the STAR Market under code 688368, with subsidiaries in Hangzhou, Chengdu, Nanjing, Hainan and Hong Kong and customer support centres in fifteen cities, including Shenzhen, Xiamen, Zhongshan, Dongguan and Suzhou.
The range is organised into four product lines: DC/DC power management chips, with complete power solutions for cloud computing and servers; AC/DC power management chips oriented to fast charging; LED lighting driver chips for smart lighting, high-performance luminaires and general light sources; and motor control and driver chips, built on high-precision current sensing circuits and constant current control technology. The site also defines the company as a professional supplier of PMICs and microcontrollers (MCUs) for power and motor applications.
Its chips are used in automotive electronics, including onboard fans, water pumps and compressor control; in industrial applications and two-wheel electric vehicles; in white goods and power tools; in server fans and high-performance computing; in LED lighting; and in consumer electronics, with fast charging, cleaning appliances, small home appliances and high-speed hair dryers. The company reports more than seven hundred and fifty intellectual property rights, a research team of over three hundred and ninety people and annual sales that exceeded seven billion chips in its reference year.
The range is organised into four product lines: DC/DC power management chips, with complete power solutions for cloud computing and servers; AC/DC power management chips oriented to fast charging; LED lighting driver chips for smart lighting, high-performance luminaires and general light sources; and motor control and driver chips, built on high-precision current sensing circuits and constant current control technology. The site also defines the company as a professional supplier of PMICs and microcontrollers (MCUs) for power and motor applications.
Its chips are used in automotive electronics, including onboard fans, water pumps and compressor control; in industrial applications and two-wheel electric vehicles; in white goods and power tools; in server fans and high-performance computing; in LED lighting; and in consumer electronics, with fast charging, cleaning appliances, small home appliances and high-speed hair dryers. The company reports more than seven hundred and fifty intellectual property rights, a research team of over three hundred and ninety people and annual sales that exceeded seven billion chips in its reference year.