Thousands of parts, thousand-page datasheets, one accurate answer
Selection guides, parametric tables, errata sheets, reference designs, and a part-numbering scheme only your own people can parse. Rapidflare reads all of it into a knowledge graph and answers the way an applications engineer would: from the application, with the datasheet page cited.
Where semiconductor sales and support leak time
Parametric search assumes an expert
It works when the buyer already knows the parameters. It does nothing for a system designer who starts from the application.
The datasheet is not the whole truth
The real answer often spans the datasheet, an app note, an errata sheet, and a reference design, and only your FAEs hold that join in their heads.
Cross-references win and lose sockets
When a competitor part comes up, the team that answers fastest with an honest comparison usually keeps the socket.
What Rapidflare does on a semiconductor catalog
Reads the documents engineers write
Extraction built for parametric tables, package drawings, and revision marks, benchmarked at 95% average character accuracy, with the scoring rule published.
Selection from the application down
The buyer describes the system; the agent narrows by the parameters that decide it, asking only the questions that matter.
Cross-reference with the mismatch flagged
Competitor part in, ranked equivalents out, with the differences named before the customer finds them.
Support that spans the document set
Answers assembled across datasheet, errata, and app note, cited line by line, escalated with the work attached when silicon behaves strangely.
Extraction accuracy, our benchmark