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Products
- 14 dBm pico ITLA
  - Technical spec sheet
- 17 dBm nano ITLA
  - Technical spec sheet
- NEW
  14 dBm pico ITLA for 100G coherent transceivers
  Continuous-wave tunable laser source for digital coherent edge and access applications. Fully integrated 14 dBm sub-assembly in ultra-small pico form factor.
  Request brochure
Solutions
- Telecom
- DCI & Scale-across
  - DCI
  - Scale-across
- NEW
  14 dBm pico ITLA for 100G coherent transceivers
  Continuous-wave tunable laser source for digital coherent edge and access applications. Fully integrated 14 dBm sub-assembly in ultra-small pico form factor.
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Tag: Coherent pluggables

Lasers

Why (Small) Laser Size Matters

January 19, 2024 by admin

Several applications in the optical network edge would benefit from upgrading from 10G to 100G DWDM or from 100G grey to 100G DWDM optics: The 100G coherent pluggables for these applications will have very low power consumption (less than 6 Watts) and QSFP28 form factors that are slightly smaller than a typical 400G QSFP-DD transceiver.

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Towards a Zero Touch Coherent Network

November 30, 2023 by admin

Telecommunication service providers face a critical challenge: how to incorporate affordable and compact coherent pluggables into their networks while ensuring optimal performance and coverage across most network links. Automation will be pivotal in achieving affordable and sustainable networks. Software defined networks (SDNs) facilitate network function virtualization (NFV), empowering operators to implement various functions for network