DALSA wins OEM supply deal

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
May 22, 2005

Canadian digital imaging developer DALSA of Waterloo, Ontario, said it has received a $3 million (U.S.) contract to provide high-performance image sensor ships to a medical OEM.

DALSA will supply its charge-coupled device (CCD) sensors to the vendor, which the firm declined to name. The company said that one-third of production is planned for delivery in 2005, half in 2006, and the rest in 2007.

By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
May 23, 2005

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