Need help with ID-ing two 8 pin IC's

[onesixright]

I would like some help with ID-ing these two components (inside red square).

On the left the "103" and on the right the "E01" (both ~ 1.5mm long). There both 8 pin. I tried (ofc) Google, but I'm not sure what it could be. Maybe a op-amp/comparator of some sort?

The 103 is connected via a flat cable to 2 momentary push switches (G, C an D). The Pins A, B, C and D are all getting 3.2V and G=Ground (0V).  C and D are connected via the push switch to G (ground). The pins below I couldn't probe.

The E01, I have no further info on. Does'n seem to be connected to the flat cable at all (nevertheless, would like to know the chip).

Thanks!

[Benta]

Resistor networks. They are both marked 103, but one is upside down. 1 or 10 kohm, depending on manufacturer numbering system. Probably just 4 resistors per pack for pullup/pulldown.

[onesixright]

LOL! Didn't notice they where upside down. Well that explains it!

Thanks!

[schmitt trigger]

I would say they are 10k, E24 series (5% tolerance)

On the bottom left corner of your red rectangle, there is another10k0, but E96 series (1%).