SiTime Corporation

Almost every electronic device needs a steady heartbeat to keep its circuits in sync, and that timing signal has been dominated for decades by quartz crystals. SiTime replaces the quartz with silicon, using microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) to build timing chips that are smaller, more rugged and more resistant to shock, vibration and temperature swings. As a fabless designer, it outsources manufacturing and focuses on the design and the reference circuits around each part. Its chips go into phones, data-center gear, cars, aerospace and industrial equipment, anywhere reliability matters more than the few cents a quartz oscillator saves. The pitch to investors is a company taking share in a large, sleepy market by offering a genuinely better component. Demand tracks the broader electronics cycle, so results swing with it. SiTime is based in Santa Clara, California.

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