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'''Marconi Electronic Devices''', sister company to [[Marconi Avionics]].<ref>The Engineer 1982/11/04</ref>
'''Marconi Electronic Devices''', sister company to [[Marconi Avionics]].<ref>The Engineer 1982/11/04</ref>


1980 After the breakdown on intended link with Fairchild of USA (presumably [[GEC-Fairchild]]), [[GEC]] decided to establish a new subsidiary, '''Marconi Electronic Devices''', to bring together its various semiconductor activities; these included:<ref>The Times July 24, 1980</ref>
1980 After the breakdown of the intended link with Fairchild of USA (presumably [[GEC-Fairchild]]), [[GEC]] decided to establish a new subsidiary, '''Marconi Electronic Devices''', to bring together its various semiconductor activities; these included:<ref>The Times July 24, 1980</ref>
* [[AEI Semiconductors]]
* [[AEI Semiconductors]]
* [[GEC Semiconductors]]
* [[GEC Semiconductors]]
* The micro-electronics division of [[Marconi Space and Defence Systems]]
* The micro-electronics division of [[Marconi Space and Defence Systems]]
The company would design and develop and manufacture integrated circuits, hybrid microelectronics, microwave semiconductor devices and power semiconductor devices.  Lincoln would be the the home for a new VSLI (very large scale integrated circuit) production facility as well as design centre.   
The company would design and develop and manufacture integrated circuits, hybrid microelectronics, microwave semiconductor devices and power semiconductor devices.  Lincoln would be the the home for a new VSLI (very large scale integrated circuit) production facility as well as the design centre.   


1981 Received order for power electronic devices for the cross-channel power link being equipped by GEC Power Engineering<ref>The Times Monday,  Nov. 23, 1981</ref>
1981 Received order for power electronic devices for the cross-channel power link being equipped by [[GEC Power Engineering]]<ref>The Times Monday,  Nov. 23, 1981</ref>


1989 Managed the test of electronic tagging<ref>The Times Friday,  Aug. 11, 1989</ref>
1989 Managed the test of electronic tagging system<ref>The Times Friday,  Aug. 11, 1989</ref>


Presumably later became part of [[GEC Plessey Semiconductors]]
Presumably later became part of [[GEC Plessey Semiconductors]]

Revision as of 09:22, 18 January 2025

1983.
1984.

Note: This is a sub-section of GEC

of Doddington Road, Lincoln, also of Portsmouth and Wembley

Marconi Electronic Devices, sister company to Marconi Avionics.[1]

1980 After the breakdown of the intended link with Fairchild of USA (presumably GEC-Fairchild), GEC decided to establish a new subsidiary, Marconi Electronic Devices, to bring together its various semiconductor activities; these included:[2]

The company would design and develop and manufacture integrated circuits, hybrid microelectronics, microwave semiconductor devices and power semiconductor devices. Lincoln would be the the home for a new VSLI (very large scale integrated circuit) production facility as well as the design centre.

1981 Received order for power electronic devices for the cross-channel power link being equipped by GEC Power Engineering[3]

1989 Managed the test of electronic tagging system[4]

Presumably later became part of GEC Plessey Semiconductors

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Sources of Information

  1. The Engineer 1982/11/04
  2. The Times July 24, 1980
  3. The Times Monday, Nov. 23, 1981
  4. The Times Friday, Aug. 11, 1989