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07-09 DECEMBER
THE NETWORKING DESTINATION FOR THE OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY
Learn about our newly launched transmission products and end-to-end portfolio of class-leading solutions!
- New! Industry-First 100G PAM4 DMLs: Enabling lower cost solutions for hyperscale data center speeds of 400G and beyond
- New! High-Bandwidth Coherent Driver Modulator (HB-CDM): For symbol rates up to 100 Gbaud and suitable for both extended C-band and L-band
- New! High-Performance Integrated Coherent TROSA up to 69 Gbaud Symbol Rates: For CFP2-DCO pluggable transceivers or line cards with data rates up to 400G in metro, data center interconnect, and long-haul applications
- Leading-Edge Coherent Products: For InP-based coherent transmission enabling superior capacity, performance, density, and reliability
- Next-Generation CDC ROADM Solutions: For relentless network growth – improved performance and lower total cost of ownership
- SDN Elements: Network-ready hardware that rapidly accelerates time-to-market
- Differentiated Laser Chips: For next-generation hyperscale data centers and client-side access solutions
- High-Power, High-Efficiency Pump Lasers: Enabling reduced footprint and lower power consumption
Don't miss these workshops and presentations!
| “Using QoT-E for Line Controlling and Modulation Format Deployment: An Experimental Proof of Concept” Monday, December 7, 2020 at 10:10 am and 8:00 pm CET Scott Swail, Business Development, Telecom |
| “Wide-temperature-range 100-Gbaud Operation of a Lumped-electrode-type EA-DFB for an 800-Gb/s Optical Transceiver” Monday, December 7, 2020 at 10:20 am and 8:20 pm CET Kiochiro Adachi, Sr. Engineer, R&D Device, et al |
| “ROADMs at the Edge of the Network” Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 3:15 pm – 3:30 pm CET Raj Nagarajan, Product Line Manager, Optical Communications |
| “Direct Differential Drive of a Conventional 53-Gbaud EA-DFB using Commercially Available DSP” Wednesday, December 9, 2020 at 8:10 am and 6:10 pm CET Kiochiro Adachi, Sr. Engineer, R&D Device, et al |
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