About Southchip Semiconductor
Southchip Semiconductor Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is an analog and embedded integrated circuit design company founded in 2015 in Shanghai and listed on the STAR Market. Its official English website presents it as a specialist in power and battery management solutions whose motto is to improve energy conversion efficiency, with a research team of more than eight hundred people and annual R&D investment of hundreds of millions of yuan.
The catalogue covers charging management in all its forms: linear chargers, buck-boost and charge pump chargers, Qi-compatible wireless charging transmitters and receivers, USB PD fast charging protocol chips and lithium battery protection ICs. It also includes buck, boost and buck-boost DC-DC converters, AC-DC and power factor correction (PFC) controllers, display and LPDDR memory PMICs, current sensors, Hall switches, motor drivers and RISC-V microcontrollers oriented to power applications.
Solutions target consumer electronics —phones, tablets, power banks, laptops, wearables and chargers—, automotive electronics, with automotive-grade products for 48 volt systems, ambient lighting and ADAS, and industrial and computing applications, including multiphase DrMOS modules that power compute chips. Southchip documents on its site mass production cases with tablets and phones from major Chinese brands and Qi2.2 wireless charging certifications.
The catalogue covers charging management in all its forms: linear chargers, buck-boost and charge pump chargers, Qi-compatible wireless charging transmitters and receivers, USB PD fast charging protocol chips and lithium battery protection ICs. It also includes buck, boost and buck-boost DC-DC converters, AC-DC and power factor correction (PFC) controllers, display and LPDDR memory PMICs, current sensors, Hall switches, motor drivers and RISC-V microcontrollers oriented to power applications.
Solutions target consumer electronics —phones, tablets, power banks, laptops, wearables and chargers—, automotive electronics, with automotive-grade products for 48 volt systems, ambient lighting and ADAS, and industrial and computing applications, including multiphase DrMOS modules that power compute chips. Southchip documents on its site mass production cases with tablets and phones from major Chinese brands and Qi2.2 wireless charging certifications.