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{{title|Manufacturer Prefix}}[[File:TI SN7400N.jpg|thumb|right|'''SN7400N''' - The company prefix '''SN''' indicates this is a [[Texas Instruments]] manufactured part. This can also be confirmed through the TI logo.]] | {{title|Manufacturer Prefix}}[[File:TI SN7400N.jpg|thumb|right|'''SN7400N''' - The company prefix '''SN''' indicates this is a [[Texas Instruments]] manufactured part. This can also be confirmed through the TI logo.]] | ||
− | '''Manufacturer Prefix''' or '''IC Company Prefix''' or '''ID''' are identification codes various semiconductor companies use to identify their integrated circuits. Those IDs are usually found as the first few letters of the part number. They may often be found on the IC package itself as well along with a possible logo. | + | '''Manufacturer Prefix''' or '''IC Company Prefix''' or '''ID''' are identification codes various semiconductor companies use to identify their integrated circuits. Those IDs are usually found as the first few letters of the part number. They may often be found on the IC package itself as well along with a [[manufacturer logo|possible logo]]. |
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| AT || [[Atmel]] || | | AT || [[Atmel]] || | ||
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+ | | BA || ROHM Semiconductor || | ||
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| BQ || [[Benchmarq Microelectronics]] || | | BQ || [[Benchmarq Microelectronics]] || | ||
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| DM || [[National Semiconductor]] || | | DM || [[National Semiconductor]] || | ||
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+ | | DS || Dallas Semiconductor (now Maxim Integrated) || | ||
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| EP || [[Altera]] || Normal series | | EP || [[Altera]] || Normal series | ||
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| LM || [[National Semiconductor]] || | | LM || [[National Semiconductor]] || | ||
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− | | MC || [[Motorola]] || | + | | M || [[Mitsubishi]] || ID may be preceded by three-diamond emblem |
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+ | | MA || [[TESLA]] || | ||
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+ | | MAA || [[TESLA]] || | ||
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+ | | MBA || [[TESLA]] || | ||
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+ | | MC || [[Motorola]] || (now ON Semiconductor) | ||
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+ | | MH || [[TESLA]] || | ||
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+ | | MHB || [[TESLA]] || | ||
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| MM || [[Monolithic Memories]] || | | MM || [[Monolithic Memories]] || |
Latest revision as of 05:58, 14 February 2024
Manufacturer Prefix or IC Company Prefix or ID are identification codes various semiconductor companies use to identify their integrated circuits. Those IDs are usually found as the first few letters of the part number. They may often be found on the IC package itself as well along with a possible logo.
Prefix | Company | Note |
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AD | Analog Devices | |
AM | Advanced Micro Devices | |
AT | Atmel | |
BA | ROHM Semiconductor | |
BQ | Benchmarq Microelectronics | |
CA | RCA | Analog devices |
CD | RCA | Digital devices |
DM | Fairchild | |
DM | National Semiconductor | |
DS | Dallas Semiconductor (now Maxim Integrated) | |
EP | Altera | Normal series |
EPC | Altera | EPROMs |
EPF | Altera | Flex series |
EPM | Altera | MAX Series |
HA | Hitachi | Analog devices |
HD | Hitachi | Digital devices |
LM | National Semiconductor | |
M | Mitsubishi | ID may be preceded by three-diamond emblem |
MA | TESLA | |
MAA | TESLA | |
MBA | TESLA | |
MC | Motorola | (now ON Semiconductor) |
MH | TESLA | |
MHB | TESLA | |
MM | Monolithic Memories | |
MM | National Semiconductor | |
N | Signetics | |
NE | Signetics | |
PC | Signetics | |
RC | Ratheon | |
RM | Ratheon | |
SE | Signetics | |
SN | Texas Instruments | |
TI | Texas Instruments | |
UA | Fairchild | |
μA | Fairchild | |
XC | Xilinx | |
Z | Zilog |