Teledyne Technologies and Adaptive Broadband Sign Multiyear Agreement
Los Angeles, CA. Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY) and Adaptive Broadband(TM) (Nasdaq:ADAP) have signed a multiyear agreement for up to 500,000 GaAs MMIC power amplifiers for the AB-Access(TM) U-NII band radio. This agreement is an extension of the commitment that was announced in February 2000.
"We are pleased that Adaptive Broadband(TM) has awarded us this agreement," said David A. Zavadil, vice president and general manager of Teledyne Wireless. "This is a significant commitment and we look forward to supporting Adaptive Broadband(TM), a premier supplier of broadband wireless access radios, for many years to come."
AB-Access technology spans the frequency range from 2 to 42 GHz. The first releases for AB-Access are for applications using the 5 GHz U-NII (Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure) and 2.5 GHz MMDS (Multi-channel, Multipoint Distribution Service) frequency bands. Adaptive Broadband recently announced a 27.5-31.3 GHz LMDS (Local Multipoint Distribution Service) version of AB-Access and a 3.5 GHz version for the European market.
Teledyne Wireless (www.teledynewireless.com) located in Mountain View, Calif., develops and supplies GaAs MMIC power amplifiers and assemblies for broadband wireless microwave applications, RF filter products for fixed access applications, and electromechanical switches for communications, space, and defense applications. Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (www.teledyne.com) is a leading provider of sophisticated electronics and communication products, systems engineering solutions and aerospace engines and components. Teledyne Technologies has operations in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Mexico.
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Teledyne Technologies
Jason Van Wees
Tel: 310/551-4342 (investors)
Robyn Choi
Tel: 310/551-4340 (media)
Teledyne Technologies
Jason Van Wees
Tel: 310/551-4342 (investors)
Robyn Choi
Tel: 310/551-4340 (media)
Web site: http://www.teledyne.com
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