COSTA MESA, Calif. December 03, 2007–- SEMICOA Increases Manufacturing Capabilities to Handle Business Growth

SEMICOA has just completed construction of their new Burn-In facility which will increase production capacity and reduce cycle times to meet the increasing demand for its products.

CEO, Perry Denning, stated, "We are very pleased that our new addition will enable faster turn-around to even further improve on our record of meeting client delivery and quality level demands. It is our goal to provide our clients the finest product possible, as well as, industry leading availability."

"The facility will increase productivity and while maintaining SEMICOA’s high standards," Perry added. "The new Burn-In operation represents a major financial investment for SEMICOA as part of our renewed commitment to supporting our customers and markets and accelerating the growth of our business."

The new Burn-In equipment expansion represents an 82% increase in capacity and allows a minimum of one week reduction in cycle time. Additionally, the new HTRB equipment represents a 100% increase in capacity as well.

SEMICOA provides products that have a minimum 80-hour Burn-In to a maximum of 1,000 hours of Burn-Iin requirement depending upon product or customer specifications. Due to its granular design, this new facility will allow for increased flexibility in accommodating specific burn-in requirements in addition to the increased capacity.

About SEMICOA

SEMICOA is a leader in the design, development and manufacturing of discrete semiconductors and optoelectronics for high reliability Military/Aerospace and commercial Hi-Rel markets. SEMICOA specializes in small signal transistors and photodiodes.

SEMICOA is headquartered in Southern California and has design, development and manufacturing facilities that achieve the highest government qualification (JAN MIL-PRF-19500 space level) and is ISO 9001 certified. SEMICOA’s modern manufacturing facility includes fabrication, assembly and test capability utilizing innovative techniques and processes.

EDITORIAL CONTACT:
Paul Stapinski
Director of Marketing
Tel: (714) 979-1900
pstapinski@semicoa.com