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April 28, 2010	Princeton Lightwave, Inc. has been nominated as a finalist in Global Security Challenge’s *Security Technologies of Tomorrow Challenge 2010*. The nomination was based on PLI’s novel InGaAs focal plane array concept that permits real-time standoff explosives detection that is eye-safe in a hand portable device. The winner will be announced in June 2010.
March 2, 2010	Princeton Lightwave, Inc. is now accepting orders for its 32 x 32 Geiger Mode APD Focal Plane Array (FPA) Sensor for delivery in Q3 2010. This FPA serves as the optical engine for three-dimensional imaging flash LADAR systems using Indium Gallium Arsenide Phosphide (InGaAsP) APD arrays for 1.064 and 1.55um applications. Contact us for more information and data sheet.
March 1, 2010	Princeton Lightwave, Inc. scientists have appeared on National Geographic TV (NGTV) show: “Paranatural – Mystery lights” as the night vision device experts who help a camera crew understand an anomaly filmed with night vision equipment. Click to see the footage on youtube.
Feb 3, 2010	Princeton Lightwave, Inc. has been awarded a Phase II SBIR from The Air Force Research Labs (AFRL) to develop disruptive hybridization techniques for bonding Indium Gallium Arsenide (InGaAs) photodiode arrays to readout integrated circuits.
Jan 21, 2010	Princeton Lightwave, Inc. has been awarded a Phase II SBIR from The Army Research Labs (ARL) to develop a 1550nm laser for cryogenic applications.
Jan 21, 2010	Princeton Lightwave, Inc. (PLI) has been awarded a Phase I SBIR from NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) to develop a 1550nm negative feedback single photon counting avalanche detector.
Dec 10, 2009	Princeton Lightwave, Inc. is now taking orders for its high sensitivity rangefinder receiver. The receiver utilizes PLI’s best in class 200um diameter avalanche photodiode (APD) packaged with a low noise TIA. Packages with built in thermo-electric cooler for temperature stabilization also available. For more information and data sheet click here.
Nov 28, 2009	Princeton Lightwave, Inc. is sampling to customers Negative Feedback Avalanche Photodiodes (NFAD) for free-running photon counting applications. The NFAD utilizes PLI’s best in class single photon counting APD with a monolithically integrated series resistor packaged in a TO-46 package. Packages with built in thermo-electric cooler for temperature stabilization also available.
Nov 25, 2009	Princeton Lightwave, Inc. has been nominated as a finalist in Global Security Challenge’s Crowded Places Challenge 2009. The nomination was based on PLI’s novel Indium Gallium Arsenide focal plane array concept that permits real-time standoff explosives detection that is eye-safe in a hand portable device
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