Dior Microelectronics Co., Ltd. is a hybrid analog semiconductor IC design company specializing in providing high performance analog mixed signal semiconductor solutions for LED lighting, consumer electronics, medical electronics and industrial electronics. Leading products include: LED lighting IC chip, USB2.0/3.0 product IC chip, ultra low power and low noise amplifier IC chip, high efficiency power management IC chip and IC chip used in various analog audio/video.
Dior Microelectronics Co., Ltd. was established in 2010, and its research and development headquarters is in Shanghai Hongqiao Business District. The core management team is from Fairchild Semiconductor. The chairman of the board, Mr. Qi Jianhong, graduated from the State University of New York with a degree in electrical engineering. He has worked in Fairchild Semiconductor for nearly ten years. He has worked in the design, definition, application, technology, market and business management of IC chip products. Before leaving the company, he was the general manager of Fairchild Semiconductor's Asia Pacific signal chain product line. Switch product line director, has extensive product development and business operation experience, and has an open international vision.
At present, Dior Microelectronics has subsidiaries in Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and the United States, and has established offices in Shenzhen, Shanghai, Wuhan, Beijing and Hangzhou. The company's product line is rich, the overall solution market Applications are very wide, including LED commercial lighting, security / Internet of Things, mobile phones, electronic cigarettes, Bluetooth headsets, sweeping robots and other fields. In the downstream supply, the company and the well-known wafer foundry Taiwan UMC (South Korea) and South East Asia Semiconductor (Dongbu Hitek) and the well-known domestic packaging manufacturer Nantong Fujitsu (the listed company 'Tongfu Micro-Electricity') established a strategic partnership to effectively guarantee the production capacity of the company in the process of rapid expansion.
'We have nearly 20 years of experience in the design and management of analog IC chips. We have also invested heavily in R&D investment in chip manufacturing processes and material development, and are equipped with first-class AE and Lab TEST teams. Therefore, it has laid a good foundation for the company's comprehensive competitiveness in the overall technical solution of analog chips. 'The introduction of Dior's micro-founder Qi Jianhong. Talking about the importance of experience accumulation for analog IC chip companies and the financing situation, Said: 'The analog chip is like brewing Maotai. The sauce white wine needs at least one year of fermentation production, and it can be gradually stored after three to five years of storage. The process of fermentation and storage cannot be crossed, and the time cannot be bought. Capital, can not give birth to a world-class analog company. This time accepting Wo Yan Capital as a strategic investor of the company, on the one hand, we are recognized for the professionalism of Wo Yan’s investment in the semiconductor field, and also look forward to the future direction of the company. In the process of the capital market, Wo Yan can provide us with more value-added services based on its own understanding of the Chinese capital market.
Cheng Yan, founding partner of Wo Yan Capital, said: 'If the market competition of digital chips is like a group army, then the analog chip market is more like a guerrilla war. There are many kinds of analog chips, and each market segment has its own characteristics. Especially with The popularity of demand-side applications in the Internet of Things, big data, cloud computing and artificial intelligence will lead to massive front-end data collection requirements, which are inseparable from the support of analog chips. The market size of global analog chips in 2017 About 54.5 billion US dollars, but compared to TI, Infineon, Anson and other international analog IC giants, China's analog IC industry is still relatively small, the self-sufficiency rate of domestic chips is less than 10%. However, the Chinese market for analog chips The demand is very strong, nearly half of the world's analog chips are sold in China. Coupled with the current domestic governments at all levels to support the IC industry, the development opportunities of China's analog chip industry outweigh the challenges. We expect China to be in the next decade. The mainland will likely produce at least two world-class analog IC design companies. Wo Yan hopes to help Dior Micro become one of them. Family!'