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SiTime Corporation, the leader in MEMS timing and a wholly owned subsidiary of MegaChips Corporation (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 6875), provides MEMS timing solutions that enable higher performance, lower power, smaller size, higher reliable, faster lead-time, and lower cost. SiTime has developed breakthrough solutions that overcome the limitations of quartz devices, by combining revolutionary MEMS, advanced analog technology, and systems expertise.

What is a MEMS timing device?

Timing devices are components that generate clock signals essential for operating electronics circuits.
SiTime has developed silicon MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical System)timing solutions with performance superior to conventional quartz-based products.

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