Research Institute of Electronic Technology (NIIET)

JSC NIIET is one of the leading manufacturers of electronic components in Russia.

Products and Services

Development and production of BIS and VLSI microcontrollers (single-chip micro-computers), digital signal processing processors (DSP), system-on-a-chip VLSI, digital-to-analog converters and interface IMS, as well as RF and microwave silicon transistors and integrated products (modules) based on them.

History

2023: Compliance with GOST ISO/IEC 17025-2019

In March 2023, the test center of NIIET JSC passed the procedure for assessing competence (accreditation) for a new period for compliance with the requirements of GOST ISO/IEC 17025-2019, ES RD 005-2020, ES RD 014-2020. Based on the results of the certification, a new competence certificate was obtained. The company announced this on April 11, 2023.

Pavel Parmon, Quality Director, noted that within the framework of the current procedure for assessing competence (accreditation), as well as during previous inspections, experts noted high professionalism and well-coordinated work of the test center employees.

2021: Entering the Automotive Chip Development Market

In July 2021, the Research Institute of Electronic Technology announced the entry into the market of chip development for the automotive industry. To do this, the institution received an appropriate certificate for compliance of products with international quality standards, which applies to microcontrollers. At the same time, certification of other products is planned in the future.

As noted by the commercial director of the institute, Vladimir Maleev, the development of radio electronics for vehicles was carried out by the design center of NIIET JSC. According to him, a number of products have a competitive price even in comparison with imported counterparts.

Research Institute of Electronic Technology entered the market for the development of chips for cars

At the initial stage, it is planned to supply microcircuits for the Russian automotive industry, and in 2022 it is possible to enter the foreign market. First of all, we are talking about China and Taiwan.

The auto electronics market is one of the fastest growing in microelectronics (average growth at 13.4% per year), while the industry does not require ultra-technological (for the Russian manufacturer) norms of 14 and 7 nm. Existing consumers prefer to use chips at 90 and 180 nm, - said Vladimir Maleev, whose words are quoted by the press service of the NIIET.

It is noted that the project to enter the automotive chip development market is being implemented as part of the strategy for the development of the electronic industry of the Russian Federation for the period until 2030.

The Research Institute of Electronic Technology begins to deal with automotive chips during their acute shortage caused by the consequences of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Because of this shortage, automakers are forced to completely or partially reduce the work of enterprises. The Ministry of Industry and Trade promised to solve the problem of deficit by the end of the summer of 2021. To speed up the supply of microcircuits for cars, the department connected Russian trade missions abroad.^[1]

2020: Appointment of Pavel Kutsko as CEO

By the decision of the Board of Directors of the Element Group of Companies, Pavel Pavlovich Kutsko was appointed General Director of the Research Institute of Electronic Technology JSC (NIIET JSC). He will deal with the strategic development of the enterprise: accelerating the growth rate of the main financial and production indicators of the enterprise, as well as strengthening the scientific block. About this GC "Element" reported on June 19, 2020. Read more here.

2019: NIIET JSC will be headed by Gulnara Khasyanova, who will then be replaced by Pavel Kutsko

On December 26, 2019, TAdviser became aware that a change of leadership took place at the Research Institute of Electronic Technology JSC (NIIET JSC). For the period of completion of integration processes and formal procedures when changing the top management of NIIET JSC, the company will be headed by Gulnara Khasyanova, who is also the General Director of Micron PJSC. Subsequently, Pavel Kutsko, who previously headed the FSUE MNIIRIP, the leading research and testing organization of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation in the field of electronic component base (ECB), will take over as Director General of NIIET JSC.

The main strategic tasks of JSC NIIET management will be: acceleration of growth rates of the main financial and production indicators of the enterprise, and further development of the scientific unit.

Roman Fedorov, who held the position of interim general director of the enterprise, will continue to work in the Element Group of Companies (shareholder of NIIET JSC), where he will oversee the development of new business areas.

According to representatives of NIIET, the change of leadership is associated with the need to build an effective and transparent management structure of the organization while maintaining the current dynamics of the implementation of advanced OCD and tasks to increase the share of export products.

The main focus of NIIET JSC will be aimed at the further development of the design center with an already strong development school. The company's management plans to launch a number of developments in the near future, which will become part of innovative public and private projects in the field of telecommunications and the digital economy.

1983: Renamed NIIET

On January 1, 1983, the Central Design Bureau at VZPP became an independent enterprise: it was renamed the Research Institute of Electronic Technology.

1961: Establishment of the enterprise

OJSC NIIET was founded in 1961. The Central Design Bureau was founded at the Voronezh Semiconductor Device Plant (VZPP).

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