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Microsemi acquires timing, synchronization and synthesis business from Maxim
Published:  30 January, 2012

Microsemi Corporation, a provider of semiconductor solutions, has acquired the telecom clock generation, synchronization, packet timing and synthesis business from Maxim Integrated Products. The acquired product lines and technology are vital to the effective and efficient delivery of time-sensitive voice, data and multimedia traffic over wireless and wired networks, and the move will provide Microsemi’s customers with access to the synchronization components required to harmonise system and network clocks, as well as the synthesis products required to distribute timing clocks throughout each system.

“This business, acquired from Maxim, is the perfect complement to the highly sought-after synchronization and timing products we obtained in the Zarlink acquisition,” said James J. Peterson, Microsemi president and chief executive officer. “We believe the two pieces fit like a glove and allow us to better serve our customers with the broadest high-end synchronization and timing technology portfolio in the market today. Here at Microsemi, we don’t just want to participate in these attractive markets, we want to lead them.”




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