Tyco Electronics unit wins ISO certification

Laser Diode Inc., a unit of Tyco Electronics, has been awarded certification to the ISO 9001:2000 standard. Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance issued this certification, stating the LDI quality management system for design and manufacture of opto-electronic devices has been assessed and approved against the quality management system standard ISO 9001:2000...

Nov 5th, 2004

EDISON, NJ, Nov. 4, 2004 -- Laser Diode Inc. (LDI), a unit of Tyco Electronics, has been awarded certification to the ISO 9001:2000 standard. Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance issued this certification, stating the LDI quality management system for design and manufacture of opto-electronic devices has been assessed and approved against the quality management system standard ISO 9001:2000.

"ISO 9001:2000 certification demonstrates a systematic, world-standard approach to a total quality management system that supports and defines all phases of engineering and production processes," stated Rollin Ball, LDI director. "It is a tribute to our staff and employees that our company has achieved this designation."

About LDI
Laser Diode Incorporated (www.laserdiode.com), founded in 1967, produces advanced opto-electronic products of the highest quality for telecommunications, industrial, medical and military applications. Manufacturing and product development capabilities are supported by a strong program of continuous investment in facilities, equipment, and people. With a legacy of innovation proven over three decades, LDI is well known for its advanced capabilities in chip and package design.

About Tyco Electronics
Tyco Electronics, a major business segment of Tyco International Ltd., is the world's largest passive electronic components manufacturer; a world leader in cutting-edge wireless, active fiber optic (www.tycoelectronics.com/fiberoptics) and complete power systems technologies; and a provider of premise wiring components and systems. Tyco Electronics provides advanced technology products from over 40 well-known and respected brands, including Agastat, Alcoswitch, AMP, AMP NETCONNECT, Buchanan, CII, CoEv, Critchley, ELCON, Elo TouchSystems, LDI, M/A-COM, Madison Cable, OEG, Potter & Brumfield, Raychem, Schrack, Simel and TDI Batteries.

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