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H268513 · 2016-02-23 — Tariff classification of a wafer probe card, probe interface board (PIB), and load board
S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), on behalf of Qualcomm, Inc. (“Qualcomm”), seeking a prospective ruling on the tariff classification of a wafer probe card, probe interface board (“PIB”), and load board under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). For the reasons set forth below, CBP concludes that the wafer probe card, PIB, and load board are classifiable under heading 9030, HTSUS, specifically in subheading 9030.90.66, as “parts and accessories” of instruments and apparatus of subheading 9030.40 or 9030.82. FACTS: The merchandise at issue consists of a wafer…
N170660 · 2011-07-06 — The tariff classification of Printed Circuit Assemblies from Thailand
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. No samples were provided. The merchandise at issue consists of four printed circuit assemblies (PCAs) designed for use in Spirent Test Center (STC) equipment. Regarding the STC, you state: “[The] STC allows users to test various types of telecommunications networks to understand how the network will perform, operate and, potentially, fail under various simulated conditions. Depending on the configuration purchased, STC can be applied to test the performance and response of traditional computer networks, as well as networks leveraging…
965641 · 2002-09-30 — Protest No. 3195 01 100421; BGO crystals; CWO crystals; crystal arrays; detectors; detector modules
You have forwarded Protest No. 3195 01 100421, filed on October 2, 2001, against your decision on the classification of certain single crystals, crystal arrays, detectors and detector modules. Our decision follows. FACTS: Protest No. 3195 01 100421 was filed by counsel on behalf of Nihon Kessho Koogaku (USA), Inc. ("NK&K"). The protest, filed on October 29, 2001, concerns 23 entries which were liquidated between the period of August 3 through October 5, 2001. The entries are listed in Exhibit 1 of the protest. The protest concerns your classification of certain crystals as inorganic products…
954588 · 1993-12-16 — Protest No. 0201-92-100437; Modular Electronic Logic Circuit Packages; Engineering Verification Engine; Oxford American Dictionary; Explanatory Note 90.30(B); Section XVI, Note 1(m); Chapter 90, Note 2; 8473.30.40; 8471.91.00; 9030.89.00
The following is our decision regarding the request for further review of Protest No. 0201-92-100437 concerning your action in classifying and assessing duty on multi-chip modules under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). FACTS: The merchandise consists of modular electronic logic circuit packages (part nos. 68F7351 and 68F7532) for use in an Engineering Verification Engine (EVE). Each package is comprised of a multi- chip/multi-layer substrate structure. The only difference between the part numbers is the structure of their substrates, which provide different…
954856 · 1993-09-10 — Revocation of PC 885626; Function Generators; Populated Circuit Boards; Explanatory Note 85.43; HQ 953551; HQ 089391; HQ 087498; U.S. v. Corning Glass Works; HQ 953382; Chapter 90, Note 2; 8543.20.00; 8543.90.80
This is in reference to PC 885626, dated May 28, 1993, involving the classification of function generators and populated circuit boards under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The ruling letter has been referred to this office for reconsideration. FACTS: The merchandise consists of function generators (model nos. CFG250, CFG253, and CFG280) and populated circuit boards used solely with the generators. All three generators produce sine, square, and triangle waves, and TTL signals. Model no. CFG250 is a 2 Mhz generator which produces the waves and signals for testing…
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