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- Diodes, Solid State (Germanium, Silicon, Etc.)1
- Integrated Circuits, Semiconductor Networks, Etc.6
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- Microcircuits, Integrated (Semiconductor)2
- Microprocessors Manufacturers2
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- Molecular Devices, Solid State1
- Nuclear Detectors, Solid State1
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