ST MICROELECTRONICS

ST Microelectronics (Switzerland) is a European microelectronic company, one of the largest engaged in the development, manufacture and sale of various semiconductor electronic and microelectronic components. ST Microelectronics was established in July 1987 with the merger of two microelectronic companies: the Italian Societa Generale Semiconduttori (SGS) Microelettronica and the French Thomson Semiconductors. Today it is a multinational corporation with representative offices in Japan, the USA and China, and subsidiaries in France, England, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Canada, India, Malta and Singapore.

ST Microelectronics produces amplifiers and comparators, ICS for audio processors, automotive ADAS devices, automotive analog and power devices, telematics transport and information systems, integrated circuits of automotive logic, automotive microcontrollers, clocks and timers, data converters, digital set-top box ICS, diodes and rectifiers, image processing and photonics solutions, interfaces and transceivers, non-volatile EPROM memory, EEPROM, MEMS and sensors, microcontrollers and microprocessors, motor drivers, NFC tags and readers, GNSS positioning modules, power management (batteries, converters), power modules and IPM, power transistors, electromagnetic interference filters, RF transistors, supervisors and reset circuits, secure microcontrollers, SiC devices, radiation-resistant space products, switches and multiplexers, AC switches and thyristors (SCR), sensor and display controllers, short- and long-range wireless connection, RF solutions.

• ST Microelectronics one of the most innovative companies in the field of semiconductors. The company's product range includes advanced CMOS technologies.
• ST Microelectronics components are widely represented in the consumer products around us — from iPhones to cars of different brands.
• ST Microelectronics has a worldwide network of design centers and factories: microchips are being developed in many European countries, in the USA, India and northern African countries.