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Advanced Photonix Announces $1.2 Million Large Area Avalanche Photodiode Contract

Advanced Photonix, Inc has announced that it has entered into a $1.2 million contract with a leading medical manufacturer located in Europe for its patented Large Area Avalanche Photo Diode (LAAPD) cooled detectors.

It is expected that shipments will commence and be completed within the next 12 months.

API's patented LAAPD detectors are ideal for low light level detection. In addition to high quantum efficiency, large active area, internal gain, excellent spatial uniformity and mechanical ruggedness, the availability of integral cooling enables excellent performance stability. API's enabling technology has proven to be ideal for this medical application which requires low light level detection.

API's LAAPDs incorporate several proprietary and patented technologies, including special passivation of the beveled edge architecture and the use of neutron transmutated silicon. This type of silicon is characterized by excellent doping uniformity and a low number of lattice defects.

Richard Kurtz, Chairman and CEO of API, stated, "We are continuing to win business in the medical market with our high performance products. This is just one example of the opportunities we have in developing products for cutting edge applications. With our innovative technology and manufacturing capabilities, our goal is to become a leader in the Hi-Reliability market space."

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