- News
9 March 2018
Applied Optoelectronics showcasing new technology at OFC
© Semiconductor Today Magazine / Juno PublishiPicture: Disco’s DAL7440 KABRA laser saw.
In booth #2739 at the Optical Networking and Communication Conference & Exhibition (OFC 2018) in San Diego (13-15 March), Applied Optoelectronics Inc (AOI) of Sugar Land, TX, USA – a manufacturer of optical components, modules and equipment for fiber access networks in the Internet data-center, cable TV broadband, fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and telecom markets – is showcasing its recently announced 100G single-lambda PAM4 (4-level pulse amplitude modulation) electro-absorption modulated laser (EML) and directly modulated laser (DML) and 400G and 200G transceiver product portfolios, i.e.
- 400G product portfolio (4x100G QSFP-DD DR4, 4x100G QSFP-DD FR4, 8x50G QSFP-DD FR8, 8x50G QSFP-DD LR8);
- 200G product portfolio (2x100G QSFP-DD AOC, 2x100G QSFP-DD SR4, 2x100G QSFP-DD PSM4, 2x100G QSFP-DD CWDM4);
- 100G product portfolio (100G QSFP28 DR1);
- laser technology (100G single-lambda PAM4 EML, 100G single-lambda PAM4 DML).
“By leveraging AOI’s unique in-house laser capabilities and manufacturing expertise, we are committed to being a leading provider of optical components, modules and equipment worldwide,” says founder & CEO Dr Thompson Lin. “At OFC, we are proud to not only showcase our next-generation transceiver product portfolio, but also to demonstrate the laser technology that will enable data rates up to 400G and beyond,” he adds.
In addition, AOI’s Mingshan Li is presenting a paper ‘Demonstration of 53.125Gb/s, CWDM, PAM-4, Directly Modulated Laser Transmission over 20km SMF’ in the ‘Open Systems and Modules’ session beginning at 8:15am on 12 March.
Applied Optoelectronics launches 100G single-lambda PAM-4 electro-absorption modulated laser
Applied Optoelectronics announces 100Gbps per lambda PAM4 directly modulated lasers
©2006-2020
Juno Publishing and Media Solutions Ltd. All rights reserved. Semiconductor
Today and the editorial material contained within it and related media is
the copyright of Juno Publishing and Media Solutions Ltd. Reproduction in
whole or part without permission from Juno Publishing and Media Solutions
Ltd is forbidden. In most cases, permission will be granted, if the magazine
and publisher are acknowledged.