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Flip announces partnership agreement with Teledyne

Flip announces partnership agreement with Teledyne

Teledyne e2v HiRel Electronics, a provider of high-reliability semiconductor solutions, announced a new partnership with Flip Electronics.

Under the new agreement, Flip Electronics will maintain substantial inventories of Teledyne e2v HiRel’s semiconductor wafers for military applications, ensuring a consistent and reliable supply of critical components.

“Our semiconductor longevity programmes provide a significant competitive advantage to our customers. Partnering with Flip Electronics allows us to offer a more resilient supply chain and respond swiftly to our customers’ needs and the evolving market conditions. This collaboration underscores our commitment to delivering high-quality, reliable solutions,” said Mont Taylor, VP of Business Development at Teledyne e2v HiRel.


Flip has secured the remaining quantity of WS57C291 WSI (Waferscale Integration, Inc./STMicroelectronics) UV EPROM wafer inventory from Teledyne that are used to build multiple DLA qualified Standard Microcircuit Drawing parts such as:

  • 5962-87650 UV EPROM
  • 5962-88734 PROM

“Today’s announcement highlights Flip Electronics’ commitment to supporting our customers’ long-term capacity needs and maintaining their supply chain by providing, in some cases, obsolete parts. We are excited to collaborate with Teledyne e2v HiRel to ensure a consistent and robust supply of high-reliability semiconductors. This partnership will improve our ability to serve our customers and meet the rigorous requirements of military and space applications,” said Jason Murphy, CEO of Flip Electronics.

This strategic partnership strengthens the supply chain and mitigates the risks of obsolescence in high-reliability semiconductor devices ensuring both companies can continue to meet the critical demands of their military and space sector customers.

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