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demanding signal integrity requirements of 40 Gbps serial connections over diverse environmental conditions. Inphi’s new 4336TA offers exceptional performance margin in terms of sensitivity and overload. The high-gain functionality eliminates the need for external limiting amplifiers and other integrated circuits. The new 4336TA helps reduce the complexity of 40 Gbps serial components and equipment with the following features.
- Wide dynamic range
- Best optical overload, > +6 dBm - Highest gain 40 Gbps TIA, 3.5 KΩ - Stable bandwidth and signal integrity over operating conditions
Availability
Engineering samples of the Inphi 4336TA for 40 Gbps VSR modules and SONET OC-768 and SDH STM-256 equipment are available now.
Sumitomo Electric and Anritsu to Demonstrate 40Gb/s Serial EML 1310nm Technology for High-bandwidth Next- generation Networks
2010-03-24
Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., a provider of optical components and modules, and Anritsu Company, a global leader in optical test solutions, will be conducting a joint 40Gb/s technology demonstration in Anritsu’s booth – #3140 – during OFC/NFOEC 2010.
The demonstration will showcase Anritsu’s MP1800 BERT Signal Quality Analyzer and External 56G-MUX/DeMUX, and Sumitomo Electric’s 40G EML Laser and 40G Receiver. The Sumitomo devices are XLMD MSA compliant. The XLMD MSA defines the electrical and optical interface specifications for 40Gbit/s pigtail optical devices supporting the emergence of the compact 40G transceiver module market for high-capacity networks and storage systems.
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“The significance of this announcement is that it demonstrates the viability of extending the transmission distance of 40G serial transmission in a conventional single-mode environment, offering higher bandwidth per fiber,” said Masahiro Kobayashi, general manager of Lightwave Devices Division, Sumitomo Electric Device Innovations, Inc. “This demonstration paves the way for a rapid commercial development of 40G systems.”
The demonstration will feature Sumitomo Electric’s 40G EML Laser and 40G Receiver. The 40G EML is ideal for 43Gb/s serial applications and will be capable of distances up to 40 km with an integrated modulator driver IC. The 40G Receiver is housed in an 8-pin package with PIN and TIA and supports 30 GHz bandwidth.
Consisting of MP1800 BERT Signal Quality Analyzer and MP1821A/1822A External 56G-MUX/DeMUX, Anritsu’s 40G test solution supports testing from 0.1Gbps to 56Gbps serial BERT with the 3.5Vp-p high-amplitude output and cross point adjustment. The solution provides the fastest Tr/Tf and minimum intrinsic jitter. The flexible and expandable configuration of the MP1800A BERT allows users to customize the system to fit their specific applications. The solution supports not only the 56G serial BERT but also 100G applications, such as CFP testing (25.78G x 4) and DP- QPSK.
New Family of High Performance Front End Modules for Smart Energy Applications
2010-03-24
RF Micro Devices, Inc., a global leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance radio frequency components and compound semiconductor technologies, announced today it is teaming with Ember Corporation to introduce ZigBee front end modules (FEMs) for smart grid applications that give utilities and consumers more control over how they monitor and save energy.
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