FRECF supply chain intelligence for FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP.: verified suppliers, customers, debt relationships, acquisitions, and ownership data.
Data compiled by Redley Lamar · ChainSifter Intelligence
FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. (FRECF) is shown with relationship data already present in ChainSifter's database. Counts below come from stored supply-chain records and filing/source URLs where available; missing source URLs are not filled in or estimated.
| Ticker | Name | Confidence | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| EGHT | 8x8, Inc. | 80% | Alias reverse search [FREQUENCY]: EGHT 10-K (2026-05-22) mentions 'FREQUENCY' in supplier context. Excerpt: ttempt in the future to penetrate, our network security, and that of our platform, and try … |
| RAMP | LiveRamp Holdings, Inc. | 80% | Alias reverse search [FREQUENCY]: RAMP 10-K (2026-05-21) mentions 'FREQUENCY' in supplier context. Excerpt: everaging partner data. We power more accurate, more complete measurement with the measurem… |
| TRNS | Transcat, Inc. | 80% | Alias reverse search [FREQUENCY]: TRNS 10-K (2026-05-27) mentions 'FREQUENCY' in supplier context. Excerpt: o that of the prior fiscal year period: FY 2026 FY 2025 Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1 Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1 Trailing Tw… |
| VSAT | Viasat, Inc. | 80% | Alias reverse search [FREQUENCY]: VSAT 10-K (2026-05-29) mentions 'FREQUENCY' in supplier context. Excerpt: , narrowband and other connectivity solutions to aviation, maritime, enterprise, consumer, … |
| Holder | Name | Confidence | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| MANUFACTURED-AND-MARKETED-HIGH-PERFORMAN | MANUFACTURED-AND-MARKETED-HIGH-PERFORMAN | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = manufactured and marketed high performance analog integrated circuits. Applications for the company's products included telecommunications |
| FACTORY-AUTOMATION | FACTORY-AUTOMATION | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = factory automation |
| PROCESS-CONTROL | PROCESS-CONTROL | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = process control |
| AS-WELL-AS-MILITARY-AND-SPACE-SYSTEMS | AS-WELL-AS-MILITARY-AND-SPACE-SYSTEMS | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = as well as military and space systems. The company was founded in 1981 by Robert H. Swanson Jr. and Bob Dobkin.<ref name="form10k"/> |
| ANALOG-DEVICES-AGREED-TO-BUY-LINEAR-TECH | ANALOG-DEVICES-AGREED-TO-BUY-LINEAR-TECH | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = Analog Devices agreed to buy Linear Technology for 14.8 billion dollars.<ref>[https://www.wsj.com/articles/analog-devices-to-acquire-linear-technology-for… |
| THE-WALL-STREET-JOURNAL | THE-WALL-STREET-JOURNAL | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = ''The Wall Street Journal'' |
| U-S--SECURITIES-AND-EXCHANGE-COMMISSION | U-S--SECURITIES-AND-EXCHANGE-COMMISSION | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = "U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission" |
| 2017--REF--THE-LINEAR-NAME-SURVIVES-AS-T | 2017--REF--THE-LINEAR-NAME-SURVIVES-AS-T | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = 2017</ref> The Linear name survives as the "Power by Linear" brand that is used to market the combined power management portfolios of Linear Technology an… |
| FILE-TOMTOM-ONE--4N00-0121----LINEAR-TEC | FILE-TOMTOM-ONE--4N00-0121----LINEAR-TEC | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = File:TomTom One (4N00.0121) - Linear Technology 3455-1768.jpg |
| REF-NAME--FORBES10--CITE-WEB--URL--HTTP | REF-NAME--FORBES10--CITE-WEB--URL--HTTP | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = <ref name="forbes10">cite web| url= https://www.forbes.com/2010/08/19/linear-lothar-maier-intelligent-technology-analog.html?sh=393beebf7d9c | title= Long… |
| 2010---AUTHOR-BRIAN-CAULFIELD---ACCESSDA | 2010---AUTHOR-BRIAN-CAULFIELD---ACCESSDA | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = 2010 | author=Brian Caulfield | accessdate=2010-08-25</ref> which it organized into seven product categories: data conversion (analog to digital converters |
| SIGNAL-CONDITIONING--OPERATIONAL-AMPLIFI | SIGNAL-CONDITIONING--OPERATIONAL-AMPLIFI | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = signal conditioning (operational amplifiers |
| POWER-MANAGEMENT--SWITCHING-REGULATORS | POWER-MANAGEMENT--SWITCHING-REGULATORS | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = power management (switching regulators |
| RADIO-FREQUENCY--MIXERS | RADIO-FREQUENCY--MIXERS | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = radio frequency (mixers |
| ELECTRONIC-OSCILLATOR | ELECTRONIC-OSCILLATOR | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = Electronic oscillator |
| THE-COMPANY-MAINTAINED-LTSPICE | THE-COMPANY-MAINTAINED-LTSPICE | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = The company maintained LTspice |
| A-FREELY-DOWNLOADABLE-VERSION-OF-SPICE-T | A-FREELY-DOWNLOADABLE-VERSION-OF-SPICE-T | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = a freely downloadable version of SPICE that includes schematic capture. |
| CORPORATE-HEADQUARTERS-WERE-IN---MILPITA | CORPORATE-HEADQUARTERS-WERE-IN---MILPITA | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = Corporate headquarters were in [[Milpitas |
| 2013---TITLE--LINEAR-TECHNOLOGY-CORPORAT | 2013---TITLE--LINEAR-TECHNOLOGY-CORPORAT | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = 2013 | title= Linear Technology Corporation | publisher= Hoover's | accessdate=2010-08-25</ref> In the United States |
| THE-COMPANY-HAD-DESIGN-CENTERS-IN---PHOE | THE-COMPANY-HAD-DESIGN-CENTERS-IN---PHOE | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = the company had design centers in [[Phoenix |
| ARIZONA------GRASS-VALLEY | ARIZONA------GRASS-VALLEY | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = Arizona]]; [[Grass Valley |
| CALIFORNIA------SANTA-BARBARA | CALIFORNIA------SANTA-BARBARA | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = California]]; [[Santa Barbara |
| CALIFORNIA------COLORADO-SPRINGS | CALIFORNIA------COLORADO-SPRINGS | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = California]]; [[Colorado Springs |
| COLORADO------NORTH-CHELMSFORD | COLORADO------NORTH-CHELMSFORD | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = Colorado]]; [[North Chelmsford |
| MASSACHUSETTS------MANCHESTER | MASSACHUSETTS------MANCHESTER | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = Massachusetts]]; [[Manchester |
| NEW-HAMPSHIRE------CARY | NEW-HAMPSHIRE------CARY | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = New Hampshire]]; [[Cary |
| NORTH-CAROLINA------PLANO | NORTH-CAROLINA------PLANO | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = North Carolina]]; [[Plano |
| TEXAS----AND---BURLINGTON | TEXAS----AND---BURLINGTON | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = Texas]]; and [[Burlington |
| VERMONT----IT-ALSO-HAD-CENTERS-IN-MUNICH | VERMONT----IT-ALSO-HAD-CENTERS-IN-MUNICH | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = Vermont]]. It also had centers in Munich and Singapore.<ref>cite web | url= http://www.linear.com/company/careers/ | title= Home > Company > Careers > Des… |
| THE-COMPANY-S-WAFER-FABRICATION-FACILITI | THE-COMPANY-S-WAFER-FABRICATION-FACILITI | 75% | Wikipedia: FREQUENCY EXCHANGE CORP. parent = The company's wafer fabrication facilities were located in [[Camas |