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Appendix D Product Product Company Quantity Value Quantity Value Code Description Miscellaneous: Count (1992) (1992) (1991) (1991) 36760 75 Varistors 6 113,798 15,948 94,383 13,624 36760 77 Thermistors, bead type, disc, rod 15 116,244 73,894 108,914 74,371 36760 79 Parts for resistors 12 (X) 11,225 (X) *11,314 36770 -- Coils, transformers, reactors, and chokes for electronic applications 233 (X) 1,067,574 (X) 1,006,585 36770 32 Audio frequency (AF) transformers 91 23,303 92,001 20,344 84,385 36770 33 Low frequency (LF) chokes 87 5,623 40,196 4,265 *31,501 36770 41 Plate and filament transformers (including auto-transformers, except toroidal) 74 12,748 131,371 12,395 123,933 36770 61 Pulse transformers, computer, and other types 93 30,650 133,348 32,861 143,256 36770 12 Radio frequency (RF) chokes 43 79,736 32,733 *79,674 *31,656 36770 13 Radio frequency (RF) coils 48 101,794 57,830 *104,548 *60,721 36770 14 Intermediate frequency (IF) transformers 28 4,362 20,609 4,520 21,138 36770 71 Television transformers and reactors (horizontal output, vertical deflection, focus coils, deflection yokes, etc.) 16 3,620 41,700 1,581 20,931 36770 91 Toroidal windings (transformers and reactors), except complete magnetic amplifiers 106 16,875 96,210 22,080 106,290 36770 92 Other (balun coils, permeability tuning devices, etc.) 89 (X) 421,576 (X) *382,774 3678 Electronic connectors (NA) (X) 3,183,337 (X) 3,265,396 36781 -- Coaxial (RF) connectors 39 392,804 420,840 381,086 384,398 36781 21 Miniature (BNC,PNC,MHB) 21 26,007 91,460 22,140 68,793 36781 22 Subminiature (SMA,SMB,SMC) 16 64,993 89,347 *51,993 *77,319 36781 24 Other standard and precision 29 301,804 240,033 306,953 238,286 36782 -- Cylindrical connectors 29 155,737 477,670 138,068 483,401 36782 25 Heavy duty and standard 21 33,835 196,184 34,507 205,075 36782 29 Miniature 14 20,703 114,871 30,035 155,028 36782 31 Subminiature 9 101,199 166,615 73,526 123,298 36783 -- Rack and panel (rectangular) connectors 27 747,952 358,519 1,291,435 484,883 36783 35 Integral shell, Mil-C-22857 (8434) and similar types Subminiature: 16 200,190 155,463 290,297 148,426 36783 42 Ribbon (including planar cable type) 9 29,582 62,743 32,761 69,498 36783 44 D-Subminiature (including planar cable type) 11 516,680 118,386 967,014 246,500 36783 46 Microminiatures 8 1,500 21,927 1,363 *20,459 36784 -- Printed circuit connectors 48 5,266,568 929,103 3,949,330 843,840 36784 44 Card insertion types 29 1,389,622 348,925 *875,451 *224,210 178
Appendix D Product Product Company Quantity Value Quantity Value Code Description Two-piece types: Count (1992) (1992) (1991) (1991) 36784 48 Post, header and receptacle type 28 3,403,411 440,173 *2,909,721 *432,491 36784 49 Other two-piece types 17 473,535 140,005 *164,158 *187,139 36785 -- Other connectors including parts 81 (X) 997,205 (X) 1,068,874 36785 41 Hermetic sealed (except singlecontact and coaxial types) 26 244,659 133,489 *304,517 *155,573 36785 51 Plate module types 6 7,388 27,809 7,104 30,067 36785 53 Fiber optic connectors 9 872 8,248 *855 *10,022 36785 59 Other planar cable (flat conductor or ribbon cable)(excluding rack and panel (rectangular) types) 17 723,209 229,518 *616,637 *249,153 36785 54 Miscellaneous special purpose 43 2,678,851 470,586 *2,623,114 *476,102 36785 56 Parts for connectors (connectors shipped but still requiring further manufacture) 23 (X) 127,555 (X) 147,957 3679 Electronic components and subassemblies n.e.c. (NA) (X) 22,309,151 (X) 20,383,831 36791 -- Filters (except microwave) and piezoelectric devices 108 (X) 442,443 (X) 451,476 Filters (except microwave) (NA) 48,122 205,284 40,656 192,991 36791 11 Mechanical, excluding optical lenses (germanium silicon, fused quartz, rock salt, and other) 4 114 17,207 *99 *16,293 Radio frequency interference/electro magnetic interference (RFI/EMI) control filters: 36791 13 Ceramic dielectric 11 22,522 83,239 13,551 68,268 36791 15 Combination or other dielectric 15 15,909 78,099 *19,423 *80,399 36791 21 Electronic wave filters (LC band and high pass) 28 9,577 26,739 *7,583 *28,031 Piezoelectric devices Oscillator crystals: (NA) (X) 237,159 (X) 258,485 36791 31 AT-cut 29 6,879 38,580 6,878 41,210 36791 33 Other Crystal oscillators: 10 11,841 28,183 13,981 34,925 36791 35 Oven 5 46 10,149 *37 *9,380 36791 37 TCXO/VCXO 12 193 18,990 225 21,460 36791 39 Hybrid 14 2,269 26,519 3,140 38,134 36791 41 Other Crystal filters: 9 2,376 30,487 2,036 27,425 36791 43 Monolithic (include filter crystals and/or monolithic filter units not assembled into filters) 9 764 9,346 *778 *9,730 36791 45 Packaged AT-cut (packaged incl. monolithic, tandem monolithic, and resonator filter assemblies) 14 2,827 16,894 4,790 21,603 36791 47 Other Crystal blanks: 11 487 23,909 358 17,840 36791 51 AT-cut 8 3,468 5,824 5,703 *7,459 36791 55 Other 8 6,323 28,278 8,419 29,319 179
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Appendix A. Other Industry Roadmaps
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Appendix A Overriding Issue SIA/SEM
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Appendix A Integrated Circuit Fabri
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IPC OIDA SIA/SEMATECH Interconnect
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