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Chip Supply, Inc., based in Apopka, FL, specializes in the procurement and processing of semiconductor die, offering a wide range of power components and services. Their expertise includes advanced interconnect technologies, component design, and customized output, tailored to meet the rigorous demands of industries such as aerospace and defense. The company also provides extensive solutions in component modification, die characterization, and counterfeit mitigation, ensuring high reliability and performance. With multiple distribution and processing facilities, Chip Supply, Inc. is committed to delivering innovative products that support high-reliability applications across various sectors. Generated from the website

TriQuint Semiconductor was founded in 1979 by a group of Texas Instruments employees with extensive experience in the areas of surface acoustic wave device research, design, development, applications and manufacturing. The company's goals were to become the leading supplier of both military and commercial high-performance SAW components. Sawtek is the dominant global high-volume SAW supplier to the CDMA handset market as well as the CDMA and GSM base station markets. TriQuint Semiconductor merged with Sawtek in 2001, expanding the combined product offerings of both companies with a focus on the development of integrated modules for the wireless communications industry. The TFR Technologies Division, located in Bend, Ore, was acquired by TriQuint/Sawtek in 2005. TFR designs and manufactures resonator and filter products using thin-film bulk acoustic wave (BAW) technology. Markets for these products include wireless phones, GPS receivers, and military systems.

Quantum Technology Inc. has been serving the world since 1969. Based in Lake Mary, Fla., the firm specializes in state-of-the-art amplitude, phase modulation and deflection systems for research and applications for laser system manufacturers. It offers original equipment manufacturer (OEM) electro-optic and non-linear devices and systems, which include low and high power EO modulator systems, EO deflection and intra-cavity systems, such as Q-switching, cavity dumping, slicing, plucking and regenerative amplification systems for injection seeding and pulse extraction.