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Line Card Line Card ( 產品線 ) Logo Brand Company Ranking Logo Brand Company Ranking ACTEL ACTEL CORPORATION 105 FUJI FUJI ELECTRIC LTD. 96 AD ANALOG DEVICES, INC. 6 FUJITSU FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS 64 AGILENT AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES 114 GSI GSI TECHNOLOGY 116 ANALOG INTEGRATIONS HIROSE HIROSE ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 79 AIC CORPORATION 101 ALLEGRO ALLEGRO MICROSYSTEMS, INC. 39 HOLTEK HOLTEK SEMICONDUCTOR INC. 111 ALTERA ALTERA CORPORATION 11 HONEYWELL HONEYWELL CORP 75 APPLIED MICRO CIRCUITS HYNIX HYNIX SEMICONDUCTOR 81 AMCC CORPORATION 123 ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES, ICSI INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 119 AMD INC. 52 SOLUTION INC. INTEGRATED DEVICE AMIC AMIC TECHNOLOGY 108 IDT TECHNOLOGY, INC. 76 AMP AMP, INC. 62 INFINEON INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES 20 ALPHA & OMEGA INTEL INTEL CORPORATION 19 AOS SEMICONDUCTOR 77 ATMEL ATMEL CORPORATION 8 INTERSIL INTERSIL LIMITED. 35 AVAGO AVAGO TECHNOLOGIES 18 IR INTERNATIONAL RECTIFIER 26 INFORMATION STORAGE AVX AVX CORPORATION 72 ISD DEVICES 124 BOURNS INTEGRATED PASSIVES ISSI INTEGRATED SILICON 65 BOURNS & ACTIVES PRODUCT GROUP 71 SOLUTIONS, INC. INTERNATIONAL TEST BROADCOM BROADCOM CORPORATION 56 ITT TECHNOLOGIES 120 BRILLIANCE SEMICONDUCTOR IXYS IXYS CORPORATION 98 BSI INC. 51 CIRRUS CIRRUS LOGIC 21 JRC JRC CORPORATION 78 CMD TECHNOLOGY, INC. KEC KOREA ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. 109 CMD SILICON IMAGE 107 CONEXANT CONEXANT SYSTEMS, INC 92 KEMET KEMET CORPORATION 80 CORTINA CORTINA SYSTEMS, INC. 93 LANTIQ LANTIQ DEUTSCHLAND GMBH 115 CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR LATTICE LATTICE SEMICONDUCTOR 47 CYPRESS CORPORATION 17 CORPORATION DALLAS MAXIM INTEGRATED / DALLAS 84 LITEON LITE-ON TECHNOLOGY CORP. 94 DAVICOM SEMICONDUCTOR, LITTELFUSE LITTELFUSE, INC. 63 DAVICOM INC. 57 DIODES DIODES INC. 40 LSI LOGIC LSI LOGIC CORPORATION 112 EPSON SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION 102 LT LINEAR TECHNOLOGY 31 ERICSSON ERICSSON COMPONENTS 126 LUCENT LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES 127 ETRON ETRON TECHNOLOGY, INC. 103 M SYSTEM M-SYSTEM LTD. 104 MARVELL TECHNOLOGY GROUP EXAR EXAR CORPORATION 97 MARVELL LTD. 44 MAXIM INTEGRATED FREESCALE FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR 58 MAXIM PRODUCTS INC. 23 FSC FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR 5 MICREL MICREL SEMICONDUCTOR, INC. 29 FUTURE TECHNOLOGY MICROCHIP MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY 2 FTDI DEVICES INTERNATIONAL LTD. 41 This is a listing of the most popular manufacturers that we sell. 本單元列出 128 個電子零件製造商全稱 / 簡稱 / logo 及該品牌在丞集的排名。 Logo Brand Company Ranking Logo Brand Company Ranking MICRON MICRON TECHNOLOGY 34 SEIKO SEIKO INSTRUMENT INC. 73 MITEL MITEL SEMICONDUCTOR 128 SEMTECH SEMTECH CORPORATION 61 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC MITSUBISHI COPORATION 89 SHARP SHARP MICROELECTRONICS 22 SHINDENGEN ELECTRONIC MITSUMI MITSUMI ELECTRIC CO., LTD 106 SHINDENGEN MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. 117 SIEMENS MICROELECTRONICS MOLEX MOLEX CONNECTOR 43 SIEMENS / INFINEON 121 SILICON MOTOROLA MOTOROLA, INC. 48 IMAGE SILICON IMAGE, INC. 28 MONOLITHIC POWER SYSTEM SILICON MPS INC. 49 LABS SILICON LABORATORIES 33 MURATA MANUFACTURING CO., MURUTA LTD. 30 SIPEX SIPEX CORPORATION 67 MXIC MACRONIX INTL CO., LTD. 86 SKYWORKS SKYWORKS SOLUTIONS INC. 95 MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC SMART MIXED-SIGNAL NAIS WORKS, LTD. 90 SMSC CONNECTIVITY 46 NEC ELECTRONICS NEC CORPORATION 25 SONY SONY CORPORATION 27 NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR NSC CORPORATION 9 SPANSION SPANSION INC. 45 SILICON STORAGE NUMONYX NUMONYX / MICRON 12 SST TECHNOLOGY, INC. 54 ST MICROELECTRONICS / SGS- NXP NXP SEMICONDUCTOR 3 ST THOMSON 4 OKI ELECTRIC INDUSTRY CO., ST- OKI LTD. 60 ERICSSON ST-ERICSSON 100 OMRON OMRON CORPORATION 82 TAIYO TAIYO YUDEN CO., LTD. 68 TDK SEMICONDUCTOR ON SEMI ON SEMICONDUCTOR 10 TDK CORPORATION 53 MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC PANASONIC CORPORATION 38 TECCOR TECCOR ELECTRONICS 122 PERICOM SEMICONDUCTOR PERICOM CORPORATION. 85 TI TEXAS INSTRUMENTS 1 PHILIPS PHILIPS ELECTRONICS / NXP 14 TOKO TOKO INC. 87 PI POWER INTEGRATIONS 36 TOREX TOREX SEMICONDUCTOR LTD 91 PLX PLX TECHNOLOGY INC. 66 TOSHIBA TOSHIBA SEMICONDUCTOR 16 PULSE PULSE ELECTRONICS 70 UTRON UTRON TECHNOLOGY INC. 110 RAMTRON INTERNATIONAL RAMTRON CORPORATION 55 VIA VIA TECHNOLOGY , INC. 83 REALTEK SEMICONDUCTOR REALTEK CORPORATION 32 VISHAY VISHAY INTERTECHNOLOGY 13 WINBOND ELECTRONICS RENESAS RENESAS ELECTRONICS CORP. 24 WINBOND CORPORATION 50 RICHTEK TECHONLOGY RICHTEK CORPOTION 69 XICOR XICOR, INC. 118 RICOH RICOH CO., LTD. 99 XILINX XILINX, INC. 7 ROHM ROHM CO., LTD. 37 YAGEO YAGEO CORPORATION 59 SAMSUNG SEMICONDUCTOR, SAMSUNG INC. 15 YAMAHA YAMAHA CORPORATION 125 SANKEN SANKEN ELECTRONIC CO., LTD. 88 ZETEX ZETEX / DIODES INC. 74 SANYO SEMICONDUCTOR SANYO COMPANY 42 ZILOG ZILOG / IXYS CORPORATION 113.
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