Where analog meets digital, at silicon level.
Mixed Signal Technology designs precision mixed-signal ICs, delivers expert engineering consulting, and trains the next generation of semiconductor engineers — from concept to tape-out.
Rooted in research, built for industry
Mixed Signal Technology Sdn Bhd (MST) specialises in mixed-signal integrated circuit design , bridging the analogue and digital worlds at the silicon level.
Established under CEDEC, USM, we combine academic rigour with real-world engineering to deliver IC solutions, consultancy, and knowledge transfer that meet the demands of today's semiconductor industry.
Backed by CEDEC, USMCollaborative Microelectronic Design Excellence Centre
Academic excellence
Backed by Universiti Sains Malaysia — a premier research university with strong semiconductor and VLSI programmes.
Industry-grade IC design
From concept to tape-out, applying advanced EDA tools and methodologies to deliver robust mixed-signal designs.
Knowledge transfer
Bridging academia and industry through structured training that equips engineers with practical design skills.
What we do
From silicon-level design to strategic consultation and skills development , the full spectrum of the semiconductor value chain.
Prof. Dr. Asrulnizam Abd Manaf
A leading authority in mixed-signal IC design and MEMS-based sensor technology at USM. His research spans ADC architectures, analogue front-ends, and low-power circuit design for IoT and biomedical applications.
As founding advisor to MST, he brings decades of industry collaboration and translating research breakthroughs from CEDEC USM into commercially viable semiconductor solutions.
The people behind the silicon
A leadership team pairing global semiconductor industry experience with deep academic research Which driving MST from concept to tape-out.
Our partners
We collaborate with industry leaders in training, validation, and technology to deliver end-to-end semiconductor solutions.
Ready to collaborate?
Whether you need IC design services, expert consulting, or specialised semiconductor training — let's talk about your project.