Cyient Semiconductors will showcase its semiconductor products and custom application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) capabilities at electronica 2026 in Munich, Germany, from November 10 to 13. The company and its semiconductor products business, Kinetic Technologies, will exhibit at Hall C6, Booth 510.
Cyient Semiconductors operates across two business areas: application-specific standard products based on proprietary semiconductor intellectual property and custom ASIC solutions developed to meet individual customer requirements. Its capabilities cover design and architecture through manufacturing coordination and continued silicon supply.
Kinetic Technologies provides power management and protection semiconductors for computing, automotive and industrial electronics. The business reports more than three billion units shipped, over 250 products and more than 100 patents. Products scheduled to be featured at the exhibition include the KTS1642Q automotive load switch, designed to protect vehicle electronics against reverse-battery conditions, load dumps and other electrical transients. Kinetic will also present USB-C protection solutions supporting the transition to 48V Extended Power Range.
For power conversion, the company will showcase fast-transient buck regulators designed for edge AI platforms and advanced systems-on-chip. These regulators respond to changing power demands to support efficient and reliable delivery as computing workloads vary.
Cyient Semiconductors will also present its turnkey custom ASIC services, which combine high-precision analog and mixed-signal technologies, radio frequency capabilities, IoT connectivity, embedded power and digital processing. The company supports projects from architecture and design through prototyping, qualification, manufacturing coordination and ongoing supply.
The company is developing high-voltage power technologies for applications requiring greater power density and efficiency. Its roadmap includes 800V and higher-voltage solutions for AI data centres, industrial and factory automation, and electric mobility. These technologies remain under development.
Suman Narayan, Chief Executive Officer of Cyient Semiconductors, said the company was building its semiconductor business by combining power-management intellectual property with custom silicon development. He noted that Kinetic Technologies ships approximately 250 million units annually and has an established global manufacturing, packaging, testing and supply-chain network. Mr Narayan said the combination of production capabilities, custom ASIC services and the company’s power-management roadmap would help support customers from product development through manufacturing.
Cyient Semiconductors provides custom ASIC and semiconductor product solutions covering analog and mixed-signal technologies, radio frequency, intelligent power, connectivity and digital processing. Its design capabilities span India, Europe and the United States, serving industrial, medical, communications, data centre and automotive markets.
Kinetic Technologies, part of Cyient Semiconductors, develops high-performance analog and mixed-signal power and protection semiconductors. Headquartered in San Jose, California, it serves automotive, computing, communications and industrial markets through research and development centres in Silicon Valley and Asia, supported by customer service worldwide.
