MEMSIC is the world's leader of MEMS technology and sensing solutions. MEMSIC's technology connects the real world with the digital world, and through the perception of displacement and movement changes in the physical world, it provides people with a more intelligent, reliable and safe experience.

MEMSIC founded in 1999, headquartered in Tianjin of China. With R&D facilities in San Jose, Wuxi, Shanghai, and manufacturing, packaging and testing facilities in Wuxi and Shanghai of China. The sales network covers Asia-Pacific, America, Europe, Africa and Middle East.

MEMSIC was listed on NASDAQ in 2007 and is the world's first MEMS listed company;

At the end of December 2019, Split from HC SemiTek to establish MEMSIC Semiconductor (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. with headquarters in Tianjin;

MEMSIC is exclusively authorized by mCube for all its inertial sensor technologies, and fully entered the field of capacitive accelerometers and Gyro Sensors in 2020.

MEMSIC has developed micro-electromechanical systems based on standard CMOS processes and world-leading manufacturing processes and testing technologies, and has successfully developed more than 30 types of acceleration sensors, magnetic sensors and other products.

MEMSIC's products use the reliability requirements of the industrial/automotive market as design standards, and they have been widely used in many fields such as smart phones and consumer electronics, IoT devices, automotive security systems, and industrial products. By the end of 2019, the cumulative shipments of acceleration and magnetic exceeded 1.7 billion.

As one of the few companies that realize large-scale industrial production of high-end MEMS devices and system products, MEMSIC has accumulated deep technology and experience in the field of MEMS sensors, and is committed to continuously expanding and enriching its product line in Hall sensors and other fields. Provide customers more MEMS products, optimized solutions, application support and innovative algorithm applications.

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