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Boeing Awards DiCon Fiberoptics $1.9M Contract for MEMS-Based Secure Switching Units for P-8A ProgramOctober 30, 2006 RICHMOND, CA - October 30, 2006 - DiCon Fiberoptics, a leader in MEMS-based fiberoptic switches has been awarded a $1.9M contract by The Boeing Corporation to supply an avionics-grade, all optical, fiberoptic Secure Switching Unit for the United States Navy’s P-8A program. “DiCon welcomes the opportunity to participate in the P-8A program, continuing our tradition of supporting military and avionic applications,” said Robert Schleicher, VP of Business and Product Development for DiCon. “We are honored that Boeing has selected DiCon for this project. The Secure Switching Unit combines DiCon’s superior MEMS technology with our comprehensive engineering support.” The P8-A is a long-range anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft, designed for diverse maritime missions and will supercede the current fleet of P-3C aircraft. Deployment is scheduled for 2013, with initial test
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DiCon Fiberoptics Launches the MXS-9100 Matrix Optical Switch in Partnership with EXFO 03/14/2011 DiCon Fiberoptics' New MEMS Split, Select, and Drop Delivers Colorless and Directionless Capabilities to ROADM networks 03/01/2011 DiCon's MEMS Split and Select Paves a New Road to Directionless ROADM Network Management 02/28/2011 DiCon's New MEMS Tunable Demux Offers a Simple Solution to Colorless Demultiplexing in ROADM Networks 02/15/2011 DiCon’s New MEMS Tunable Filter Array Adds Colorless Functionality to ROADM Networks 01/20/2011 DiCon Fiberoptics Collaborates with Caltech to Customize Critical Optical Switches for Monitoring 76,000 PWO crystals at the Large Hadron Collider 01/17/2011 DiCon Secure Switching Unit A Success In The 1st In Flight Test On Board Boeing P-8A 09/16/2010 DiCon Announces New 50 GHz MEMS Tunable Optical Bandpass Filter with Smaller Footprint 07/20/2010 DiCon MEMS Tunable Optical Filter Completes Three Billion Toggling Cycles 06/17/2010 DiCon Fiberoptics indroduces MEMS optical switch with external PCB 05/28/2010 DiCon Fiberoptics Releases Tunable Filter Module for GP750 Test Platform 05/24/2010 DiCon Fiberoptics Unveils Compact 1x16 Multi-mode Optical Switch 05/13/2010 DiCon Fiberoptics Releases New Optical Channel Monitor for DWDM Networks 04/28/2010 DiCon Fiberoptics Announces Optical Attenuator Module for GP750 Test Platform 04/22/2010 DiCon Fiberoptics Announces 1x8 50um Multi-mode Optical Switch in a Single Device 04/01/2010 DiCon MEMS Tunable Optical Filter passes one billion cycles in testing 03/16/2010 DiCon Unveils High Port Count MEMS 1x56 Optical Switch 01/19/2010 DiCon Fiberoptics Unveils Visible MEMS 1xN Optical Switch 09/15/2009 DiCon Unveils GP750 Fiber Optic Test System 05/01/2009 DiCon Introduces the FiberLamp 310 and 311 for Compact, Fanless Fiberoptic Illumination 11/12/2008 Optical Switches at MilComm 2008 05/19/2008 DiCon announces new LED Lighting Products 05/05/2008 DiCon announces new Microscope Illuminators 02/22/2008 DiCon Adds New MEMS Switch Modules to Optical Switch Family 02/19/2008 DiCon Introduces New MEMS Tunable Demux 09/10/2007 DiCon at ECOC 2007 05/07/2007 DiCon launches new Solid-state Lighting Business Group 05/07/2007 DiCon launches new Solid-state Lighting Business Group 04/18/2007 DiCon ships 1st MEMS-based Secure Switching Units to Boeing for P-8A Program 03/23/2007 DiCon Announces Optical Channel Performance Monitor 03/20/2007 DiCon Fiberoptics Announces the World’s Smallest ROADM 03/13/2007 DiCon Fiberoptics Announces New MEMS Tunable Filter 10/30/2006 Boeing Awards DiCon Fiberoptics $1.9M Contract 09/24/2006 DiCon Fiberoptics Announces New MEMS Band-ROADMs 03/02/2006 DiCon Fiberoptics Announces New 1U Rackmount MEMS MxN Matrix Switches 02/27/2006 DiCon Fiberoptics Announces New MEMS MxN Matrix Switch Modules 01/12/2006 DiCon Fiberoptics Announces the World’s Smallest MEMS 1x36 Optical Switch |
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