Atmel Corporation (CAGE Code 1FN41, 0HSW3, 1VQH1) Parts Listed - Get a Quote for NSN Parts

CAGE Codes: 

OHSW3                             1FN41                                F7400                                FA4F2

FA8G0                               SPZ40

Operating Segments: Semiconductors

HQ: San Jose, California, United States 

Partners: IBM, HID

About Atmel

Atmel was established by George Perlegos in 1984. Having recently worked for Intel and helping to establish Seeq Technology, Perlegos started the organization with only $30,000 in capital. Working at first as an independent organization, Atmel utilized Sanyo and General Instrument to make chips for semiconductors, with Motorola, Nokia, and Ericsson before long turning out to be clients. In 1989, Atmel utilized $60 million in funding to buy a manufacturing office from Honeywell in Colorado Springs. Atmel embraced smoothing out tasks in 2005, adopting a strategy it called "fab-light." This began with selling the creation office in France, and followed by other assembling plants and business lines, for example, its North Tyneside office in 2007. Simultaneously, Atmel additionally procured new organizations, especially zeroing in on the touch screen market with organizations like Quantum Research Group Ltd, which prompted the Xsense product offering, adaptable touch screens dependent on copper work anodes. Atmel likewise put resources into Internet of Things innovation with the procurement of Advanced Digital Design S.A., Ozmo Devices, IDT Corporation, and Newport Media.

Products, Services, and Platforms

Products May Include But Are Not Limited To 

• Touchscreens: Atmel produced both controller ICs and its proprietary XSense flexible touchscreen, which used copper mesh instead of indium tin oxide. Simple touch controller chips for buttons, sliders, and wheels used in industrial and consumer products were also included. 
• Memory: Atmel’s original division was computer memory products, such as serial and parallel EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable read-only memory), EPROM, and secure memory with its CryptoMemory product line of EEPROM. 
• Security: Atmel’s CryptoAuthentication product lines provided authentication capability with symmetric and asymmetric-key algorithm authentication, and were used in secure access, communications, control, and to prevent counterfeit products in things like ink cartridges and batteries. 

Subsidiaries/Partners

Atmel U.K. Ltd, Atmel Japan K.K, Atmel Germany GmbH, and Atmel Switzerland Sarl, as well as Temic Semiconductor Test Inc, Atmel OY, TSPIC Corp, Atmel Automotive GmbH, Atmel Holdings, Inc, Atmel Semiconductor Technology, ACP Test Company Inc, Atmel FSC Inc, etc

Competitors

Maxim Integrated, Analog Devices, STMicroelectronics, Wind River Systems, ON Semiconductor, Silicon Labs, Touch International, Synaptics, etc.