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Infineon Technologies AG

|DELTA ELECTRONICS INTERNATIONAL LIM |Name: |Ping Eng Teo |
|Alina |Department: |IFAP QM IMM |
| |Telephone: |(2) 2652 6926 |
| |Address: | |
| | | |
| |Email: |ping-eng.teo@infineon.com |
| |Date: |11.11.2011 |

Final Failure Analysis Report
(Cover Sheet - see 8D for Details)

|Our Reference: |800058379010 |Your Reference: |P200021639 |
|Incoming Date: |03.11.2011 |Date of Concern: |03.11.2011 |

|Customer: |DELTA ELECTRONICS INTERNATIONAL LIM |
|Type: |DAP032 |
|Customer Part No.: | |
|Package:
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