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A Skilled Global CompanyA Skilled Global Company

Manufacturing

Design Engineers

Sales/Design

Worldwide Headquarters*European Headquarters*Asian Headquarters*

*Manufacturing, Product Development, Sales/Design

2,750 Employees Worldwide +700 Engineers 22 Sales Offices Worldwide

AMIS Enabling Our Customers ProductsAMIS Enabling Our Customers Products

Unique Capabilities Achieving Unique Results

Low Power Signal ProcessingLow Power Signal ProcessingIntegrating Analog, Digital Integrating Analog, Digital & & Wireless Wireless in the Low Power Worldin the Low Power World

Medical• 12% Market Share• First Position

Mid-Range Digital TechnologyMid-Range Digital TechnologyEnabling Customer Profitability Enabling Customer Profitability && Time-to-MarketTime-to-Market

FPGA Conversions• 21% Market Share• First Position

Smart PowerSmart PowerIntegrated Rugged High Voltage Integrated Rugged High Voltage with Intelligence with Intelligence && Accurate Sensing Accurate Sensing

Industrial• 9.4% Market Share• Third Position

Automotive• 8.9% Market Share• Fourth Position

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Note: Market share and position data based on 2006 Gartner Dataquest Report and AMIS data.

High Voltage SOC

System Architects

World’s Lowest Power DSP

Low Power Analog

FPGA to ASIC Conversion Skills

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Automotive Products &CapabilitiesAutomotive Products &Capabilities

Customer ValueProprietary High-Voltage ProcessInnovative Solutions: Sensor, Networking, System ArchitectureCommitment to Long Product Lives & Superior Quality

Market Penetration8.9% Market Share – Ranked #4*Over 80% of Revenue in Europe

InvestmentsHigh-Voltage Roadmap with Non-Volatile CapabilityHarsh Environment Applications In-Vehicle Networking

*Market share and rank based on 2006 Gartner Dataquest Report and AMIS data.

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Medical Products &CapabilitiesMedical Products &Capabilities

Customer Value

Commitment to Medical Business ModelLow Data Rate WirelessProprietary Low Power & DSP Technology

Market Penetration

38% YOY Growth in 2005ASSPs Represent 23% of 2005 Medical Revenue12% ASSP + ASIC Custom Market Share*Market Leader in Digital Hearing Aid Silicon*

InvestmentsDigital Signal ProcessingUltra-Low Power Tailored to Medical ApplicationsArchitecture for New Implantable Treatments

*Market share and rank based on 2006 Gartner Dataquest Report and AMIS data.

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Industrial Products &CapabilitiesIndustrial Products &Capabilities

Customer ValueMotor ControlWireless Sensors & Sensor InterfaceLong Product Life Commitment

Market Penetration9.4% Market Share*Ranked #3*Strong & Growing Customer Base

InvestmentsSystem Level DesignIndustrial Networking

*Market share and rank based on 2006 Gartner Dataquest Report and AMIS data.

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A Leader in CommunicationSolutionsA Leader in CommunicationSolutions

Customer ValueMarket-Leading FPGA Conversion Capability Proprietary High Voltage for Physical Layer ApplicationsLow Power Analog to Bring Real World into Mobile

Market PenetrationStrong Customer Base with Tier 1 Wired & Wireless communications Leaders

Investments130nm Digital Technology for FPGA Conversion & ASIC ApplicationsDigital IP: SerDes, Specialty I/O, High Performance ProcessorsLow Power Analog IP for Mobile Applications: Display Drivers, Position Sensors, Camera Interface, etc.High Voltage Technology for POE, DSL & SLICS

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Defense & AerospaceDefense & AerospaceCustomer Value

Domestic & Long Life Supply

Specialized Processes

Mil Spec Quality

Market Penetration

#2 Ranked with 15% Market Share*

38% Growth in 2005

Investment

Imaging Technology

Low Volume Support

Recent Federal Appropriation

*Market share and rank based on 2006 Gartner Dataquest Report and AMIS data.

Military Radios/Battlefield Communications

Missile Systems

Optical & Infrared Detectors

Guidance & Target Acquisition

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Worldwide Headquarters& ManufacturingWorldwide Headquarters& Manufacturing

• Start of the company 1966

• Total Site Area – 33 Acres (13.35 hectares)

• 443,000 ft2 (41,156 m2) Facility

• 5 inch Clean Room – 95,000 ft2 (8,826 m2)

• 8 inch Clean Room – 16,000 ft2 (1,486 m2)

• Over 1,100 Employees

Pocatello, Idaho

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European Headquarters& ManufacturingEuropean Headquarters& Manufacturing

• Start 1983

• Total Site Area – 430,600 ft2 (40,000 m2)

• 269,100 ft2 (25,000 m2) Facility

• 4 inch Clean Room – 48,442 ft2 (4,500 m2)

• 6 inch Clean Room – 10,765 ft² (1,000 m²)

• Over 890 Employees

Oudenaarde, Belgium

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AMI Semiconductor Oudenaarde

Ovens Litho

Dopering

Etch

Depositie

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Wafer Sort & Final TestWafer Sort & Final Test

Manila, Philippines

• 64,000 ft2 (5,946 m2) Facility • Over 480 Employees• Centrally Located to Major

Assembly Sub-Contractors

AMIS-P

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Where we develop our Chips?Where we develop our Chips?

Brussels, Belgium

Dallas, TX

Oudenaarde, Belgium

Brno, Czech Rep.

Munich, GermanyBozeman, MT

Andover, MA

American Fork, UT

Pocatello, ID

LowerGwynedd, PA

Twain Harte, CA

San Jose, CA

Carlsbad, CA 1 DC in Asia

Sofia, Bulgaria

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Remote Design CentersRemote Design Centers

Sofia BulgariaStart June 2004

30 engineers11 Analogue engineers

6 Digital

6 Embedded SW

4 Physical Designers

1 application engineer

2 administration

10 Projects3 ASICs

3 SW

4 ASSP

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Design Analysis AreaDesign Analysis Area

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Work and pleasure in Sofia DCWork and pleasure in Sofia DC

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Forms of work and education in Sofia DC

Development Engineer full time Internship Student – part time, 1 year, thesis Summer Job Student – full time, 4 weeks,

educational plan, follow-up, reporting Possibility for PhD while working with us

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Engineering Job Profiles in Sofia DC

Circuit Design Analogue designers Digital Designers Project Leaders

Physical Design Embedded SW Developers Application Engineers Test Engineers