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Avago unveils OFN order
A new $40 million OFN order has been announced by Avago.
Avago Technologies has announced a new $40 million (£25.9 million) order for its Optical Finger Navigation (OFN) active components.
The company has stepped up its OFN development programmes in the last 18 months and as, a result, has secured a significant order from an unnamed OFN module manufacturer.
Khin-Mien Chong, Avago s vice-president and general manger for navigation interface devices, said: "This order confirms Avago as the leading developer and manufacturer of optical navigation sensors for a host of applications, including mobile platforms."
He added that the order is a vindication of the company s decision to increase its development in this area.
The firm specialises in the production of III-V compound and silicon semiconductor technology, as well as analogue, mixed-signal and optoelectronics components and subsystems.
Its products have a range of applications - predominantly in the fields of wireless communications, wired infrastructure, industrial and automotive electronics and consumer and computing peripherals.
The company has stepped up its OFN development programmes in the last 18 months and as, a result, has secured a significant order from an unnamed OFN module manufacturer.
Khin-Mien Chong, Avago s vice-president and general manger for navigation interface devices, said: "This order confirms Avago as the leading developer and manufacturer of optical navigation sensors for a host of applications, including mobile platforms."
He added that the order is a vindication of the company s decision to increase its development in this area.
The firm specialises in the production of III-V compound and silicon semiconductor technology, as well as analogue, mixed-signal and optoelectronics components and subsystems.
Its products have a range of applications - predominantly in the fields of wireless communications, wired infrastructure, industrial and automotive electronics and consumer and computing peripherals.

