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	ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES
	ANALOG DEVICES INC.
	BURR-BROWN CORP.
	DIONICS INC.
	EXAR INTEGRATED SYSTEMS INC.
	FAIRCHILD INSTRUMENT & CAMERA CORP.
	FUJITSU LTD.
	GENERAL INSTRUMENT CORP.
	HARRIS SEMICONDUCTTOR
	HITACHI LTD.
	INMOS CORP.
	INTEL CORP.
	INTERSIL INC.
	ITT SEMICONDUKTORS INTERMETAL
	LAMBDA SEMIKONDUKTOR
	LINEAR TECHNOLOGY CORP.
	MATSUSHITA ELECTRONICS CORP.
	MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP.
	MONOLITHICS MEMORIES INC.
	MOTOROLA SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCTS INC.
	NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.
	NIPPON ELECTRIC CORP.
	PHILIPS
	RCA Corp.
	SAMSUNG
	SGS-SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.
	SIEMENS AKTIENGESELL SCHAFT
	SIGNETICS CORP.
	SILICON GENERAL INC.
	SILICONIX INC.
	SPRAGUE ELECTRIC CORP.
	SPRAGUE SOLID STATE
	STANDARD MICROSYSTEMS CORP.
	TELEFUNKEN ELECTRONIC GMTBH.
	TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC.
	THOMSON-CSF/

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