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Optoelectronics
Designer's
Catalog
1980
Flin- HEWLETT
~~ PACKARD
1980 AUG 03
Optoelectronics
Designer's
Catalog
Intensive solid state research, the
development of advanced manu-
facturing techniques and con-
1980 services: immediate delivery from
any of our authorized stocking dis-
tributors, applications support,
tinued expansion has enabled Hewlett- special QA testing, and a one year guarantee
Packard to become a high volume supplier of on all of our optoelectronic products.
quality, competitively priced LED displays,
LED lamps, optocouplers, fiber optics, and .This package of products and services has
emitters/detectors. enabled Hewlett-Packard to become a
In addition to our broad product line, recognized leader in the optoelectronic
industry.
Hewlett-Packard also offers the following
Hewlett-Packard is one of
the world's leading de-
signers and manufactur-
A Brief scientists are assigned the
responsibilities of carrying
out the company's various
ers of electronic, medical,
analytical and computing
instruments and systems.
SIdiodes. transistors. and optoelectronic pro-
Rand D projects.
HP produces more than
4,000 products at 32 domestic divisions in
ducts. Since its founding in Palo Alto. California. Colorado, Oregon, Idaho, Mas-
California, in 1939, HP has done its best to sachusetts. New Jersey and Pennsylvania and
offer only products that represent signifi- at overseas plants located in the German
cant technological advancements. Federal Republic. Scotland. France. Japan,
To maintain its leadership in instrument and Singapore. Malaysia and Brazil.
component technology. Hewlett-Packard However. for the customer. Hewlett-Packard
invests heavily in new product development. is no further away than the nearest telephone.
Research and development expenditures Hewlett-Packard currently has sales and
traditionally average about 10 percent of sales service offices located around the world.
revenue. and over 1,500 engineers and
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These field offices are staffed by trained merit the customer's highest confidence, and
engineers, each of whom has the primary to provide all of this at a reasonable price.
responsibility of providing technical assis- To better serve its many customers' broad
tance and data to customers. A vast spectrum of technological needs, Hewlett-
communications network has been estab- Packard publishes several catalogs. Among
lished to link each field office with the these are:
factories and with corporate offices. No
matter what the product or the request, a