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- Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI) defines innovation and excellence in signal processing. ADI's analog, mixed-signal, and digital signal processing (DSP) integrated circuits (IC) play a fundamental role in converting, conditioning, and processing real-world phenomena such as light, sound, temperature, motion, and pressure into electrical signals to be used in a wide array of electronic equipment. ADI is synonymous with high performance among electronics manufacturers and we collaborate with our customers to define the very best in the quality of the user experience. That means the clearest image, crispest sound, and optimum interface, size and performance in thousands of entertainment, medical, communications, industrial and other applications. Analog Devices, Inc. has completed its acquisition of Hittite Microwave Corporation. Hittite will be part of ADI’s RF and Microwave Group (RFMG). Analog Devices, Inc. acquires Linear Technology: With the combined 80 years of technology excellence, ADI becomes "The Premier Global Analog Technology Company". This new comprehensive portfolio gives customers an edge by market leading position, innovation, and commitment. More Information

- The market is evolving. The rules are changing. To keep your time to market short, you need integration at every level—from silicon to the supply chain. Count on Maxim Integrated to help you overcome design and architectural challenges, with integrated solutions for the industrial, medical, consumer, automotive, energy, computing, and communications realms. Maxim Integrated is also your source for power, interface, and even digital products that work in the analog world. And they’re glad to support you with reference designs, tools, technical documents, packaging, and more. We invite you to explore their latest analog integration offerings.

- Diodes Incorporated is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of high-quality application specific standard products within the broad discrete, logic, analog and mixed-signal semiconductor markets. In November 2015, Pericom Semiconductor became a part of Diodes Incorporated strengthening its portfolio with serial high-speed switching, signal integrity, connectivity and timing solutions.

- Apex Microtechnology develops and manufactures precision power analog monolithic, hybrid and open frame components for a wide range of industrial, test and measurement, medical, aerospace and defense applications. These devices are typically used to generate motion control, such as driving piezo electrical devices, and brush and brushless DC motors. With more than 300 catalog “off-the-shelf” products, Apex Microtechnology is a recognized leader for consistently developing products that lead the industry in terms of performance, quality, and reliability. Founded in 1980, Apex Microtechnology was acquired in 2007 by Cirrus Logic, a premier supplier of mixed-signal processing components for audio and energy markets. Following a five-year tenure as a division of the Austin, Texas, based developer of complex chip designs, Apex Microtechnology has returned to a stand-alone, privately-held corporation with its sale to a private investor group. The company is headquartered in Tucson, Ariz., USA.

- NJR Corporation/NJRC ("NJR", San Jose, CA) is the North American subsidiary of New Japan Radio Company ("NJRC", Tokyo, Japan) one of the world's largest producers of Bipolar and CMOS Linear ICs. NJR is responsible for all sales and product support to customers located in the US, Canada, Mexico and Latin America. New Japan Radio Company ("NJRC") was established in 1959 as a joint venture between Japan Radio Company ("JRC", Tokyo, Japan) and the Raytheon Company (Boston, MA, USA). JRC was established in 1915 and is known throughout the world as a pioneer in Radio and Wireless technology. NJRC has been providing semiconductor products and microwave components for over 40 years to Industrial and Consumer markets. New Japan Radio Company has been publicly traded on the Tokyo stock exchange in Japan since 1991. In 2003, NJRC moved to level 1 in the Tokyo stock exchange.