1. NXP(NXP)
NXP's legacy MCUS are 80C51 core based MCUS that incorporate power failure detection, simulation, and on-chip RC oscillators, enabling 51LPC to meet a wide range of performance requirements in highly integrated, low-cost, low-power applications.
2. Renesas Technology
The world's leading MCU supplier, the veritable king of MCU.
3. Microchip (acquisition of Atmel)
The world's leading supplier of microcontrollers and analog semiconductors. It was number one from 2006 to 2009.
4. Samsung
Samsung's MCU market share in 2016 was 12%, ranking fourth.
5. ST (ST)
Founded in June 1988, it was formed by the merger of SGS Microelectronics of Italy and Thomson Semiconductor of France.
6, Infineon (Infineon)
One of the few automotive semiconductor manufacturers with comprehensive coverage of the most important applications in the automotive sector.
7. TI (Texas Instruments)
A global semiconductor design and manufacturing company with operations in more than 35 countries, serving more than 100,000 customers worldwide, an 85-year history of innovation, more than 100,000 analog ics, embedded processors, and software and tools, and the industry's largest sales and support team.
8. Cypress Spansion (Cypress Semiconductor)
Founded in 1982, Cypress manufactures high-performance IC products for data transmission, telecommunications, PC and military systems and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.