Zentrum Mikroelektronik Dresden AG (ZMDI) is a global supplier of sensing and digital power semiconductor solutions for automotive, industrial, medical, mobile sensing, information technology and consumer applications. These solutions enable our customers to create the most energy-efficient products in sensing, power management and lighting. Integrated Device Technology, Inc. (IDT) (IDTI) acquired privately held ZMDI (Zentrum Mikroelektronik Dresden AG). The acquisition provides IDT with a highly regarded Automotive & Industrial business, and extends their technology leadership in high performance programmable power devices and timing & signal conditioning.
ZMDI’s strength in the automotive and industrial segments provides IDT immediate design-in leverage for wireless charging, power management, and timing and signal conditioning. ZMDI’s high-power programmable power devices complement IDT’s existing low and medium-power devices, creating a new industry franchise for high-performance, scalable power management solutions ideal for everything from solid state drives to data centers and 4G/5G base stations.
Zentrum Mikroelektronik Dresden AG (ZMDI) is a premier manufacturer of innovative energy efficient analog and mixed-signal semiconductors for the automotive, mobile medical, industrial automation, and consumer markets. The Company’s application-specific standard products (ASSPs) and application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) are known for their robust, cost-effective performance in demanding environments characterized by high temperature, high voltage, and the need for ultra-low power. Headquartered in Dresden, Germany, ZMDI has 280 employees worldwide and serves customers from its offices in Dresden, Stuttgart, Germany; Milan, Italy; Pocatello, ID, Melville, NY; Tokyo, Japan and Taipei, Taiwan. ZMDI has design centres in Dresden, Stuttgart, Munich, Germany; Varna, Bulgaria and Madison, Wisconsin.
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