BURR BROWN

In 2000 Texas Instruments (TI) Incorporated finalized its acquisition of Burr-Brown Corporation in a stock-for-stock transaction. With this acquisition, TI now provides customers with the broadest range of high-performance analog products in the market. Burr-Brown was an elite developer of analog semiconductors, principally in the data converter and amplifier segments of the market. It designs data converters at the highest end of the precision and speed range, including 24-bit converters. Data converters and amplifiers are key to new and emerging applications, such as 3G (third generation) wireless phones, DSL (digital subscriber line) modems, Internet audio players and digital consumer audio systems. Analog is one of the largest sectors in the semiconductor industry. Now TI provides more analog field-based engineers than any other supplier. Although the Burr Brown name no longer exists the need for the original parts made by Burr Brown still exists. We carry a large inventory of obsolete and aftermarket parts . If we do not have it on our shelf we have an extensive network of aftermarket product available to us.