Synergie Concept
Electronic engineering and low-frequency noise measurement systems for industrial and microelectronics customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Synergie Concept
Synergie Concept develops electronic products and systems, specializing in measurement systems for low-frequency electrical noise in microelectronic devices. Its services include electronics design, prototyping, industrialization, instrumentation, maintenance and repair, and small-series manufacturing.
The company serves industrial electronics, microelectronics, nuclear and automotive sectors. It is based in Meylan and has operated since 1988.
Product: Electronic design and engineering, low-noise measurement systems, prototyping, maintenance and small-series manufacturing.
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