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>  1)
>  Efficient networks
>  LANAI 099-3500-001_A
>  980 H 83A1L2W

??? 
>
>  2)
>  Sdt 71V256
>  SA15Y
>  where the s in sdt is an integral
>  there are 3 of these

That is IDT (their "I" does look like an S). these will be fast Async SRAM.
usually they are found in fours.

>  3)
>  Analog Devices
>  ADSP - 2183
>  BST - 115
>  ERC 33203A-32
>  9810

a DSP, there is a PDF spec for this.

>  4)
>  AD 
>  6435 BST
>  9748
>  14409D.1
>  Hong Kong
>
>  5)
>  AD
>  6436 BST
>  9408
>  14354D.1
>
>  7)
>  AD 
>  6437BS
>  9812
>  503611.1
>
>  8)
>  Analog Devices
>  AD816AVR
>  9814
>  3804461

amplifier

4, 5, and 7 are also Analog Devices chips, for ASDL. no information.
http://www.analog.com/publications/whitepapers/products/adsl_brief/index.html
gives a block diagram of how they work together. I don't think there is
enough information on the web pages to get the going.

>
>  6)
>  WTL
>  WV 3113
>  35.328F
>  .9817

???


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