pSemi Corporation以Peregrine Semiconductor 30年的技术进步和顶级的知识产权（IP）产品组合为基础，但增加了新的使命-利用高性能半导体增强村田制作所的世界一流能力。我们很自豪能成为塑造电子产品未来的70,000多名村田公司员工的一员。

SOI，RF开关和天线调谐器的基础

pSemi团队围绕绝缘体上硅（SOI），RF开关和天线调谐器的颠覆性创新为相邻市场的新产品铺平了道路。 pSemi的产品组合现在涵盖电源管理，连接的传感器，天线调谐，功率放大器和集成的RF前端。

互联世界的智能电子

在pSemi，我们通过在快速增长的市场中独树一帜的半导体技术领先地位来推动利润增长。pSemi使村田公司在半导体领域取得成功，并利用其领先的制造能力和品牌实力为客户提供一流的解决方案。pSemi的智能高效半导体为智能手机，基站，个人计算机，电动汽车，数据中心，IoT设备和医疗保健提供高级模块。

pSemi的团队探索使电子产品更小，更薄，更快和更好的新方法。pSemi接受“无法完成”的工作，并将其首先转变为行业。无论是最先进的设计技术，变革性的体系结构还是新颖的技术平台，pSemi都重视大胆的想法，这些想法可以促进我们的互联世界并推动半导体集成。

30年以上的半导体技术创新

1990年–创始人Ron Reedy，Mark Burgener和Rory Moore创立了Peregrine Semiconductor。该公司从HP和Caltech获得了基本的UltraCMOS®专利。
1991年–海军海洋系统中心（NOSC）与Peregrine签署了合作研发协议（CARDA），使Peregrine可以将UltraCMOS技术商业化。
1993年–公司申请了第一项专利。
1995年– Peregrine向Sciteq Electronics交付了第一笔订单，即100颗芯片。
2000年– Peregrine交付了第一笔百万订单，并进入了汽车市场。
2004年–公司进入手机市场。
2005年– Peregrine引入了一项获得专利的设计增强技术，可大幅改善谐波性能，线性度和整体RF性能。
2008年– Peregrine宣布了用于移动天线调谐的新技术，解决了RF设计中最大的挑战之一-天线阻抗匹配。
2011年–公司出货了十亿分之一的芯片，创始人Reedy和Burgener获得了享誉全球的IEEE Daniel E. Noble新兴技术奖。
2012年–百富勤股票的股票代码为“ PSMI”，开始在纳斯达克交易。
2013年– Peregrine与村田制作所（Murata Manufacturing Company）签署了一项合作的采购和许可协议，并发售了其20亿颗芯片。
2014年– Peregrine被电子巨头村田公司收购，并成为村田公司的子公司。
2017年– Peregrine收购了Arctic Sand，扩大了其电源管理集成电路（IC）的产品组合。
2018年– Peregrine将公司名称更改为pSemi，并扩展了其产品组合。
2019年-pSemi发售了其第五十亿个芯片。
2020年-pSemi庆祝成立30周年。

pSemi致力于每次都提供首次满足或超过客户要求的优质产品和服务。

pSemi通过以下方式实现了这一目标：

•充分了解客户的要求和期望
•利用经过验证的设计和制造流程提供产品
•培养一支训练有素，积极主动，有能力并完全负责的员工队伍
•与世界一流的供应商建立牢固的关系
•不断提高业务流程和质量管理体系的效率和效力

pSemi的ISO9001：2015，AS9100D和IATF16949：2016认证的质量体系，先进的设计，先进的工艺技术以及出色的产品性能使该公司能够始终如一地为客户提供高质量，可靠的产品。

pSemi Corporation builds upon Peregrine Semiconductor’s 30-year legacy of technology advancements and top-ranked intellectual property (IP) portfolio but adds a new mission—to enhance Murata’s world-class capabilities with high-performance semiconductors. We are proud to be a part of the over 70,000 Murata employees who are shaping the future of electronics.  

Foundation in SOI, RF Switches and Antenna Tuners

Our team's disruptive innovations around silicon on insulator (SOI), RF switches and antenna tuners paved the way for new products in adjacent markets. pSemi’s product portfolio now spans power management, connected sensors, antenna tuning, power amplifiers and integrated RF frontends. 

Intelligent Electronics for the Connected World

At pSemi, we drive profitable growth through differentiated semiconductor technology leadership in fast-growing markets. We enable Murata’s success in semiconductors and leverage its leading manufacturing capabilities and brand strength to provide best-in-class solutions to our customers. Our intelligent and efficient semiconductors enable advanced modules for smartphones, base stations, personal computers, electric vehicles, data centers, IoT devices and healthcare. 

Our team explores new ways to make electronics smaller, thinner, faster and better. We take what “can’t be done” and transform it into an industry first. Whether it is a cutting-edge design technique, a transformative architecture or a novel technology platform, we value bold ideas that advance our connected world and drive semiconductor integration.

30+ Years of Semiconductor Technology Innovation

1990 – Founders Ron Reedy, Mark Burgener and Rory Moore launch Peregrine Semiconductor. The company obtains the fundamental UltraCMOS® patent from HP and Caltech.
1991 – Naval Ocean Systems Center (NOSC) and Peregrine sign a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CARDA), allowing Peregrine to commercialize UltraCMOS technology.
1993 – The company files its first patent.
1995 – Peregrine delivers its first order, 100 chips to Sciteq Electronics.
2000 – Peregrine ships its first million-piece order and enters the automotive market.
2004 – The company enters the mobile handset market. 
2005 – Peregrine introduces a patented design-enhancement technology, enabling dramatic improvement in harmonic performance, linearity and overall RF performance. 
2008 – Peregrine announces new technology for mobile antenna tuning, solving one of the biggest challenges in RF design—antenna impedance matching.
2011 – The company ships its one-billionth chip and founders Reedy and Burgener receive the world-renowned IEEE Daniel E. Noble Award for Emerging Technologies.
2012 – Under the ticker symbol “PSMI,” Peregrine stock begins trading on the NASDAQ. 
2013 – Peregrine signs a collaborative sourcing and licensing agreement with Murata Manufacturing Company and ships its two-billionth chip. 
2014 – Peregrine is acquired by electronics giant Murata and becomes a subsidiary of Murata. 
2017 – Peregrine acquires Arctic Sand, expanding its portfolio of power management integrated circuits (ICs). 
2018 – Peregrine changes its corporate name to pSemi and expands its product portfolio. 
2019 -  pSemi ships its five-billionth chip. 
2020 -  pSemi celebrates its 30-year business anniversary. 

pSemi is committed to providing quality products and services that meet or exceed customers’ requirements the first time, every time.

pSemi achieves this by:

• Fully understanding customers’ requirements and expectations
• Providing products utilizing proven designs and manufacturing processes
• Developing a highly trained workforce that is motivated, empowered and fully accountable
• Establishing strong relationships with world-class suppliers
• Continually improving the efficiency and effectiveness of business processes and quality management system

pSemi's ISO9001:2015, AS9100D and IATF16949:2016 certified quality systems, advanced designs, progressive process technology and excellent product performance enable the company to consistently deliver high-quality, reliable products to customers.