TOP 10 MCU companies in China

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　　According to the World Semiconductor Trade Statistics Organization (WSTS), global semiconductor sales will reach 573.5 billion USD in 2022, an increase of 3.2% from 555.9 billion USD in 2021. In terms of the MCU segment, global MCU sales in 2022 will be 25 billion USD, an increase of 28% compared to 2021, which is the highest growth market among all semiconductor segments.

　　一、Nations Technologies

　　Established in 2000, Nations Technologies Inc. (“Nations”) is a leading enterprise in general MCU and security IC as well as a national high-tech enterprise. Its main products include: general MCU, security IC, trusted computing IC, smart card, Bluetooth IC, RCC innovative products, etc. The products are widely used in cyber security authentication, E-banking, E-license, mobile payment and mobile security, IoT, industry networking and control, home appliance and smart home.

TOP 10 MCU companies in China

　　二、Shanghai Fudan Microelectronics Group

　　Shanghai Fudan Microelectronics Group Co., Ltd is a leading company specializing in the design and development of ASIC and the provision of total solution in China. It has now established and improved product lines such as security and identification chips, non-volatile memory, smart meter chips, FPGA chips and integrated circuit testing services.

　　三、Geehy

　　Geehy Semiconductor is an IC design company. With 20 years of IC design experience and embedded system capability, Geehy can provide customers with core, reliable chip products that enable accurate sensing, secure transmission, and real-time control, helping them to expand in automotive, industrial, new energy, and consumer electronics. It specializes in industrial and automotive grade microprocessors, mixed signal analog ICs, and SoCs.

　　四、XHSC

　　Xiaohua Semiconductor focuses on the design of core intelligent control chips for the fields of home appliances, industry, automobiles, and the Internet of Things, and provides customers with four product lines of general control, motor control, automotive electronics, and ultra-low power consumption, as well as a complete set of system-level solutions like corresponding algorithms and software.

　　五、SINO WEALTH

　　Founded in 1994, SINO WEALTH ELECTRONIC LTD. (“SINO WEALTH”) is an integrated circuit design company dedicated to the MCU and lithium battery management chips and as well as the enterprise technology center and the hi-tech enterprise in Shanghai and the national certified key integrated circuit design enterprise.

　　六、Hi-trend Technology

　　Established in May 2005, Hi-trend Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd (hereinafter referred to as “Hi-trend” or “Company”), is a high-tech enterprise which devotes itself to design, development & sales of Integrated Circuit (IC), whose main products cover metering chips, MCU and power line carrier chips, etc. used in smart meters, providing customers relevant technical consulting & services. Hi-trend has boasted high-performance, high-quality, mature & stable solutions on a par with higher level in various fields including electric metering, MCU and power line carrier communication.

　　七、Cmsemicon

　　Founded in 2001, Cmsemicon is an IC Design Platform Company with MCUs as the Core, focusing on the R&D, design and sales of digital-analog mixed-signal chips and analog chips. The main products include consumer electronics chips, home appliance control chips, automotive electronics chips, motor and battery chips, sensor signal processing chips and power devices, etc., which are widely used in consumer electronics, household appliances, automotive electronics ,motor batteries, medical health, industrial control, and the Internet of Things.

　　八、Eastsoft Communication Technology

　　Qingdao Eastsoft Communication Technology Co., Ltd., located in Qingdao, China, was founded in 1993. Based on integrated circuit design, the company carries out Technology research and development based on integrated Communication platform, lays out the industrial chain of “chip, module, terminal, system and information service”, and focuses on energy Internet and intelligent strategic emerging fields. In addition, the company have a number of excellent partners in China, can provide integrated solutions for electricity meters, DCUs, meter boxes and AMI communication solutions.

　　九、Fortior Technology

　　Fortior Technology was founded in 2010. The company is professional in motor driver IC technology. Fortior is committed to providing high-quality driver and control IC chips for various motor systems, as well as provide motor technology consulting services. Our developed chips are widely used in multiple fields covering industrial equipment, motion control, power tools, consumer electronics, AI and robotics, IT and communications, and other driver control fields.

　　十、Shanghai ChipON Microelectronics Technology

　　Shanghai ChipON Microelectronics Technology is a chip design company based on the self-developed KungFu instruction set and core architecture, focusing on the development of high-performance digital-analog mixed-signal MCU&DSP products. At the same time, it provides users with a complete software and hardware tool chain system. It has achieved full coverage from the MCU chip to the basic software ecosystem.

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