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Electronics in Songs #14 Today's featured component in a song is fundamental to all semiconductor technology and underpins nearly all electronic devices. It's found in a number of songs, but we liked this gem from American New Wave pioneers, Blondie - "Die Young, Stay Pretty". We have a number of lines that make a wide variety of this component based on different technologies, but we'd like to focus on one provider in particular. Qorvo, Inc. provides advanced semiconductor solutions, leveraging 30+ years of expertise to address RF and power complexities across industries like automotive, defence, IoT, and 5G. We've recently had considerable traction promoting their UWB transceivers in high accuracy positioning applications. #electronicsinsongs

Electronics in Songs #13 Few brands in electronics are so strong that they become eponymous for their product offering. Well today's electronics in songs offering is just that. So, I can't give you the name otherwise it will give the game away. Interestingly though, we're featuring a cutting edge, constantly evolving BRITISH semiconductor manufacture in a song sung by an old American Crooner: "At Long Last Love" as sung by ol' blue eyes, Frank Sinatra. How d'ya like them apples?

Electronics in Songs #12 We have a few providers of today's hidden electronic gem in the song 'Seen Enough' by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Our good friends at Bruckewell Technology Corp. specialise in every variant of this component and provide a fantastic cross-reference service to provide a compelling, cost-down alternative. Drop us a line for details. #electronicsinsongs

Electronics in Songs #11 Slightly obscure offering today - but this is a vital component of any laser printer which features in a cheerful ditty about astral projection from those gothic doom-mongers, Fields of the Nephilim in the song 'Blue Water'. Quite possibly the most optimistic thing ever to come out of Stevenage. Can't quite bring myself to link this to any of our electronic component manufacturers so I'll leave it up to your imagination. If you can hear the barrel scraping - don't worry, that's part of the song and we'll have more electronics in songs tomorrow! #electronicsinsongs

Electronics in Songs #10 Again we have numerous solutions that cover this technology on the Ineltek linecard. Today's RF technology is hidden in "Personal Jesus" by Basildon's finest, Depeche Mode.

Electronics in Songs #9 Today's component hidden in a song is an essential element of any IoT system. Ineltek boasts a number of stellar lines in this field of electronics, including Neoway Technology Co.,Ltd, SIMCom and 1NCE The song in question is 'Gorgeous' by Katy Perry, who apparently grew up with gothic influences in Santa Barbera: a slightly more glamourous goth hangout than Whitby. #electonicsinsongs

Electronics in Songs #8 We met the team behind this semiconductor marvel at Electronica. If we tell you what GUC does, it will give the game away as it is an ultra complicated, all encompassing proposition for large scale volume business. See if you can spot the hidden electronic technology in this song "Champion" by Canadian rapper, Nav.

Electronics in Songs #7 Our hidden component in today's song is provided by our crystal supremos, Micro Crystal - The Art of Timing. Released in 2000, it was John Peel's single of the week - "Hello Operator" by Detroit Garage Rockers, The White Stripes. #electronicsinsongs

Electronics in Songs #6 Probably the song that most people would think of that obviously references electronics. It is in the opening line of "I Don't Like Mondays" by Irish New Wave combo, the Boomtown Rats. This was the 6th biggest UK hit of 1979 topping the charts for 4 weeks that summer. #electronicsinsongs