Pletronics has invested in quartz crystal technologies to provide the newest high volume product to those needing frequency control devices. Pletronics has formed joint ventures and subsidiaries to provide the highest frequency, highest quality parts.
2021 - Expanded Brand Families by Integrating Affiliated Subsidiaries
2019 - Acquired by Taitien Electronics Co., Ltd.
2018 - Achieved ISO 9001:2015 by BSI
Introduce PCIe4 Compliant Oscillator HC5544DEV-100.0M
2016 - Developed OGM TCXO
2015 - Developed OeM8/OeS8 Improved TCVCXO Oscillator
2014 - Developed Ultra Low Noise PECL/ LVDS/HCSL Oscillators
2013 - Developed GypSync™ TCXO Modules
2011 - Developed LC oscillator technology oscillators
2010 - Low power OeXO family of products introduced, TCVCXO replacement for many OCXO applications Expansion of production and test capabilities for TCVCXOs
2009 - Launching of Ultra Precision TCXO, +/-0.1 ppm TCVCXO for FemtoCell and PicoCell frequency control.
2008 - Joint Venture operation opened in Japan added capacitor of high frequency CMOS, LVDS and PECL products. Relationship with AXTAL GmbH & Co. KG to support their OCXOs, Langasite and Langatate blanks and wafers in the Americas. Introduction of high stability CMOS TCXOs.
2007 - Began the development of low cost OCXOs especially for FemtoCell and PicoCell frequency control solutions Began development of specially constructed oscillators and VCXOs for the medical field.
2006 - The LV9/PE9/VPU7/VLU7 LVDS and PECL clock oscillators and VCXO introduced. First 1GHz PECL 5x7mm oscillator shipped.
2006 - Development of new ASICs for high frequency PECL and LVDS clock oscillators and VCXOs will be completed.
2005 - High frequency and low jitter
The first high frequency (106.25MHz and 212.5MHz) low jitter and low cost LVDS and PECL oscillators using electronic techniques to provide the high frequencies were shipped in volume. Pletronics provided two foundries with this technology to support our customer needs. Restructured the company’s representation to provide added customer design and application support
2004 - Established a joint venture with a foundry in Republic of Korea
When high frequency solutions using electronic multiplication schemes became economically feasible, the HFF product development was ended
2003 - Opened International Support Centers in Singapore and Hong Kong
2002 - Registered by BSI for ISO 9001:2000
2001 - Began development of an “inverted mesa” high frequency fundamental (HFF) crystal product
The goal was to be able to make above 300MHz fundamental mode AT cut crystals. Began manufacturing of PECL and LVDS oscillators
2000 - Namhan factory sold
The foundry was sold when the Pletronics’ product mix changed and it was impractical to upgrade the facility. Also, when increasing labor rates in the ROK pointed to the need for added automation. The "in-line" automated manufacturing model for making the miniature ceramic devices means that independent contract facilities are more capable of meeting Pletronics’ needs.
1998 - Bekly Corporation closed and integrated into Pletronics.
The facility was terminated when the plastic J lead packages no longer met customer needs. The packages were too tall and the long leads would not lend themselves to the ever increasing bandwidth requirements.
1997 - Joint venture with Avance Inc. and Saronix Inc. was terminated.
The production cost of the “tab mesa” crystal did not meet Pletronics’ product needs.
1996 - Registered by BSI for ISO 9001-1994
1995 - Certified by the State of Washington as a minority owned business.
1989 - Joint venture formed with Avance Inc and Saronix Inc.
The joint venture was formed to develop a high frequency quartz resonator that could be mass produced. This venture led to the development of the “tab mesa” high frequency fundamental crystal.
1988 - Bekly Corporation formed as a wholly owned subsidiary of Pletronics.
A semi-automated facility in the Pacific Northwest to build small foot print oscillators, specializing in plastic molded parts
1983 - Opened a wholly owned foundry (Namhan) in Republic of Korea
Built up the facility to produce a good supply of high end oscillators. Mainly a DIP package capable factory
1979 - Pletronics incorporated in the State of Washington, U.S.A.
注释：Pletronics 已投资石英晶体技术，为需要频率控制设备的人提供最新的大批量产品。 Pletronics 成立了合资企业和子公司，以提供最高频率、最高质量的零件。
2021 - 通过整合关联子公司扩大品牌家族
2019 - 被泰天电子股份有限公司收购
2018 - 通过 BSI 获得 ISO 9001:2015
推出符合 PCIe4 标准的振荡器 HC5544DEV-100.0M
2015 - 开发 OeM8/OeS8 改进型 TCVCXO 振荡器
2014 - 开发超低噪声 PECL/ LVDS/HCSL 振荡器
2013 - 开发 GypSync™ TCXO ?？?/div>
2011 - 开发LC振荡器技术振荡器
2010 - 推出低功耗 OeXO 系列产品，TCCVXO 替代许多 OCXO 应用 扩展 TCVCXO 的生产和测试能力
2009 - 推出用于 FemtoCell 和 PicoCell 频率控制的超精密 TCXO，+/-0.1 ppm TCVCXO。
2008 - 在日本成立合资公司，增加高频CMOS、LVDS和PECL产品电容器。与 AXTAL GmbH & Co. KG 建立合作关系，以支持其在美洲的 OCXO、Langasite 和 Langatate 毛坯和晶圆。推出高稳定性 CMOS TCXO。
2007 - 开始为 FemtoCell 和 PicoCell 频率控制解决方案开发低成本 OCXO 开始为医疗领域开发特殊构造的振荡器和 VCXO。
2006 - 推出 LV9/PE9/VPU7/VLU7 LVDS 和 PECL 时钟振荡器和 VCXO。第一个 1GHz PECL 5x7mm 振荡器发货。
2006 - 将完成用于高频 PECL 和 LVDS 时钟振荡器和 VCXO 的新 ASIC 的开发。
2005 - 高频和低抖动
第一个采用电子技术提供高频的高频（106.25MHz 和 212.5MHz）低抖动和低成本 LVDS 和 PECL 振荡器已批量出货。 Pletronics 为两家铸造厂提供了这项技术来支持我们的客户需求。重组了公司的代表，以提供更多的客户设计和应用支持
2004 - 与韩国铸造厂成立合资企业
当使用电子乘法方案的高频解决方案在经济上变得可行时，HFF 产品的开发就结束了
2003 - 在新加坡和香港开设国际支持中心
2002 - BSI 注册 ISO 9001:2000
2001 - 开始开发“倒置台面”高频基波 (HFF) 晶体产品
目标是能够制造 300MHz 以上的基模 AT 切割晶体。开始生产 PECL 和 LVDS 振荡器
2000 - 出售南韩工厂
当
Pletronics晶振 的产品组合发生变化时，该代工厂被出售，升级该设施是不切实际的。此外，当提高韩国的劳动力率时，表明需要增加自动化。用于制造微型陶瓷器件的“在线”自动化制造模式意味着独立的合同设施更能满足 Pletronics 的需求。
1998 - Bekly Corporation 关闭并并入 Pletronics。
当塑料 J 引线封装不再满足客户需求时，该设施被终止。封装太高，长引线不适合不断增加的带宽要求。
1997 - 与 Avance Inc. 和 Saronix Inc. 的合资企业终止。
“tab mesa”晶体的生产成本无法满足 Pletronics 的产品需求。
1996 - BSI 注册 ISO 9001-1994
1995 - 被华盛顿州认证为少数族裔企业。
1989 - 与 Avance Inc 和 Saronix Inc. 成立合资企业。
该合资企业的成立是为了开发一种可批量生产的高频
石英晶体谐振器。这一冒险导致了“tab mesa”高频基波晶体的发展。
1988 - Bekly Corporation 作为 Pletronics 的全资子公司成立。
位于太平洋西北部的半自动化设施，用于制造小型振荡器，专门生产塑料模制零件
1983 - 在韩国开设全资铸造厂（南韩）
建立设施以生产优质的高端振荡器供应。主要是具备 DIP 封装能力的工厂
1979 - Pletronics 在美国华盛顿州注册成立。
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Pletronics has invested in quartz crystal technologies to provide the newest high volume product to those needing frequency control devices. Pletronics has formed joint ventures and subsidiaries to provide the highest frequency, highest quality parts.2021 - Expanded Brand Families by Integrating Affiliated Subsidiaries2019 - Acquired by Taitien Electronics Co., Ltd.2018 - Achieved ISO 9001:2015 by BSIIntroduce PCIe4 Compliant Oscillator HC5544DEV-100.0M2016 - Developed OGM TCXO2015 - Developed OeM8/OeS8 Improved TCVCXO Oscillator2014 - Developed Ultra Low Noise PECL/ LVDS/HCSL Oscillators2013 - Developed GypSync™ TCXO Modules2011 - Developed LC oscillator technology oscillators2010 - Low power OeXO family of products introduced, TCVCXO replacement for many OCXO applications Expansion of production and test capabilities for TCVCXOs2009 - Launching of Ultra Precision TCXO, +/-0.1 ppm TCVCXO for FemtoCell and PicoCell frequency control.2008 - Joint Venture operation opened in Japan added capacitor of high frequency CMOS, LVDS and PECL products. Relationship with AXTAL GmbH & Co. KG to support their OCXOs, Langasite and Langatate blanks and wafers in the Americas. Introduction of high stability CMOS TCXOs.2007 - Began the development of low cost OCXOs especially for FemtoCell and PicoCell frequency control solutions Began development of specially constructed oscillators and VCXOs for the medical field.2006 - The LV9/PE9/VPU7/VLU7 LVDS and PECL clock oscillators and VCXO introduced. First 1GHz PECL 5x7mm oscillator shipped.2006 - Development of new ASICs for high frequency PECL and LVDS clock oscillators and VCXOs will be completed.2005 - High frequency and low jitterThe first high frequency (106.25MHz and 212.5MHz) low jitter and low cost LVDS and PECL oscillators using electronic techniques to provide the high frequencies were shipped in volume. Pletronics provided two foundries with this technology to support our customer needs. Restructured the company’s representation to provide added customer design and application support2004 - Established a joint venture with a foundry in Republic of KoreaWhen high frequency solutions using electronic multiplication schemes became economically feasible, the HFF product development was ended2003 - Opened International Support Centers in Singapore and Hong Kong2002 - Registered by BSI for ISO 9001:20002001 - Began development of an “inverted mesa” high frequency fundamental (HFF) crystal productThe goal was to be able to make above 300MHz fundamental mode AT cut crystals. Began manufacturing of PECL and LVDS oscillators2000 - Namhan factory soldThe foundry was sold when the Pletronics’ product mix changed and it was impractical to upgrade the facility. Also, when increasing labor rates in the ROK pointed to the need for added automation. The "in-line" automated manufacturing model for making the miniature ceramic devices means that independent contract facilities are more capable of meeting Pletronics’ needs.1998 - Bekly Corporation closed and integrated into Pletronics.The facility was terminated when the plastic J lead packages no longer met customer needs. The packages were too tall and the long leads would not lend themselves to the ever increasing bandwidth requirements.1997 - Joint venture with Avance Inc. and Saronix Inc. was terminated.The production cost of the “tab mesa” crystal did not meet Pletronics’ product needs.1996 - Registered by BSI for ISO 9001-19941995 - Certified by the State of Washington as a minority owned business.1989 - Joint venture formed with Avance Inc and Saronix Inc.The joint venture was formed to develop a high frequency quartz resonator that could be mass produced. This venture led to the development of the “tab mesa” high frequency fundamental crystal.1988 - Bekly Corporation formed as a wholly owned subsidiary of Pletronics.A semi-automated facility in the Pacific Northwest to build small foot print oscillators, specializing in plastic molded parts1983 - Opened a wholly owned foundry (Namhan) in Republic of KoreaBuilt up the facility to produce a good supply of high end oscillators. Mainly a DIP package capable factory1979 - Pletronics incorporated in the State of Washington, U.S.A.
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