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Endrich has announced a family ofμPower MEMS oscillators as part of its its SiTime portfolio for Wearable-, IoT and mobile markets. The SiT8021 is the first product family to put an end to the restrictions of quartz technology, setting benchmarks in terms of power, size and weight.

SiTimeannounces the completion of its acquisition byMegaChips. This closing follows the earlier announcement that SiTime had entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by MegaChips for $200m in cash. SiTime will retain its name and operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of MegaChips.

The emergence of silicon MEMS brought radical improvements in the once staid timing industry and now MEMS timing solutions are rapidly replacing quartz products. By Piyush Sevalia, Executive VP of Marketing & Dr. Aaron Partridge, Chief Scientist, SiTime.

SiTime and MegaChips have signed a definitive agreement under which MegaChips will acquire SiTime for $200m in cash. Scheduled to close in November 2014 (pending regulatory approvals and customary conditions), SiTime will retain its name and operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of MegaChips upon closing.

Although MEMS timing products and their relative advantages have long been talked about, the market acceptance of these products is still relatively low. Sally Ward-Foxton investigates why.

SiTime Corporation introduces the SiT8920 MEMS oscillator for industrial and high reliability applications. Due to its unique silicon MEMS and analog architecture, the SiT8920 outperforms quartz oscillators in every major performance category.

MSC is presenting the new SiT1618 MEMS XO family from SiTime on its Booth 2-219 in Hall 2 at embedded world 2013, February 26 28, 2013 in Nuremberg, Germany. These new oscillators, which are designed for the automotive operating temperature range from 40°C to +125°C, feature excellent frequency stability up to ±25 ppm inclusive of all conditions, G sensitivity of only 0.1 ppb and low power consumption of 3.6 mA.

SiTime Corporation today introduced the SiT3907 MEMS-based Digitally Controlled Oscillator. The SiT3907 DCXO is radically different than analog, quartz-based VCXOs as it offers an in-system digital control interface that is used for tuning the output frequency. This unique feature, along with 100 times better linearity and 8 times better pull range than quartz VCXOs, improves performance and enables simpler, more reliable systems.

Nu Horizons Electronics announces the availability of SiTime’s SiT9102, the world's first differential output MEMS oscillator with ultra-high frequency stability of +/-10 PPM. The SiT9102 has been introduced along with the SiT9103 and SiT9104, 3-PLL programmable clock generators with an embedded MEMS resonator.

MSC now offers the new Encore-based SiT820X family of MEMS-based programmable oscillators from SiTime. The SiT820X family features an unprecedented 600 femtoseconds (fs) of phase jitter in the critical range of 12 kHz to 20 MHz for SONET-applications and a continuous frequency stability of ±10 ppm from -40°C to +85°C.