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optoelectronic

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optoelectronic

Refers to devices that function due to the interaction of light and electronics. For example, an electronic signal is the input to a laser diode, which generates light pulses that are transmitted through an optical fiber. At the receiving end, a photodiode detects the light pulses and converts them into electricity. See integrated optics, electro-optic, laser diode and photodiode.



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OULU, Finland -- Optoelectronic materials supplier Braggone announced today a new product line that will enable end-user manufacturers of flat panel displays to cost effectively tune their newest product models to significantly better levels of quality and performance.
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Avago Technologies, the world's largest privately held semiconductor company, today announced it has been awarded the 2006 North American Optoelectronic Components Growth Excellence Award by Frost & Sullivan, a global consulting company.
 
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