Hitachi Semiconductor

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Hitachi Semiconductor was the semiconductor division of Hitachi, Ltd., known for developing the SuperH (SH) family of RISC microprocessors widely used in embedded systems and consumer electronics.

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Hitachi Semiconductor canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former business unit ⓘ
semiconductor company division ⓘ
applicationDomain digital consumer electronics ⓘ
embedded control ⓘ
networking equipment ⓘ
architectureType RISC ⓘ
brandOf Hitachi, Ltd. ⓘ
linked to: Hitachi
collaboratedWith Mitsubishi Electric (via Renesas Technology joint venture) ⓘ
linked to: Mitsubishi Electric
componentOf Hitachi, Ltd. electronics business ⓘ
country Japan ⓘ
designPhilosophy compact instruction set architecture ⓘ
low-power embedded processing ⓘ
developed SuperH (SH) family of RISC microprocessors ⓘ
focus consumer electronics ⓘ
embedded systems ⓘ
heritage part of Hitachi’s electronics and IT business group ⓘ
industry semiconductors ⓘ
knownFor SuperH (SH) RISC architecture ⓘ
consumer electronics processors ⓘ
embedded systems processors ⓘ
market global semiconductor market ⓘ
notableArchitecture SuperH ISA ⓘ
linked to: SuperH
notableProductSeries SH-1 ⓘ
SH-2 ⓘ
SH-3 ⓘ
SH-4 ⓘ
linked to: SH-4 series
parentOrganization Hitachi, Ltd. ⓘ
linked to: Hitachi
product RISC microprocessors ⓘ
SuperH microprocessor family ⓘ
linked to: SuperH

analog ICs ⓘ
embedded processors ⓘ
logic ICs ⓘ
memory chips ⓘ
microcontrollers ⓘ
system-on-chip devices ⓘ
region Asia-Pacific ⓘ
Europe ⓘ
North America ⓘ
status defunct ⓘ
successor Renesas Electronics ⓘ
Renesas Technology ⓘ
linked to: Renesas Electronics
technologyDomain integrated circuits ⓘ
microelectronics ⓘ
usedIn automotive electronics ⓘ
consumer multimedia devices ⓘ
game consoles ⓘ
industrial control systems ⓘ

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SuperH → developer → Hitachi Semiconductor ⓘ