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e2v bags over $9 million in design wins

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The orders were secured by several major aerospace and defence customers

e2v has obtained major semiconductor design wins worth over $9 million.

These design wins will utilise e2v's assembly and test capabilities to design and package devices for use in high reliability applications by applying semiconductor memory from Micron Technology.

These new design wins have been secured with several major aerospace and defence customers, who will make use of e2v's packaging, longevity, and high reliability memory offerings to support major defence programs.

By working with e2v, the prime contractor is able to use today's technology to meet the program requirements, while also guaranteeing long-term supply. e2v says these design-ins demonstrate  ability to use its product and market knowledge and military testing and qualification capability to enhance and improve the products available to military and aerospace programs. 

"Micron is committed to supporting long lifecycle applications like e2v's. Through our Product Longevity Program (PLP), which ensures product support for a minimum of ten years, we're able to provide stability and longevity for our customers," says Clifford D. Smith, Product Marketing Director of Embedded Solutions for Micron.

"We continue to expand our services and product capabilities to meet the needs of next generation aerospace and defence equipment. These design wins exemplify the way that e2v directly supports prime contractors to craft solutions that meet their critical program needs," adds Robert Brevelle, President of e2v inc. "These wins are a testament to the dedication and innovation of our engineering team and our commitment to provide best of breed solutions for our customers."

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