History of National Semiconductor Logo and Product Identification
The following picture excerpts illustrate the history of identification marks of National Semiconductor.
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National Semiconductor logo during the time of Charlie Sporck.
From an old National Semiconductor calculator. -
National Semiconductor logo during the latter time of Charlie Sporck till the time of Gil Amelio.
From an IC manufactured during the time of Gil Amelio. -
Most recent/current National Semiconductor identification.
From a National Semiconductor brochure.
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