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WDM Mux/Demux Transmission Modes Overview

WDM (wavelength division multiplexing) is one of the technologies which can expand the capacity of a fiber optic network without requiring additional fiber, and it plays a very important role in long-haul data transmissions. In a WDM system, there is an important component called WDM Mux Demux (multiplexer/demultiplexer), which can multiplex multiple wavelengths into one single fiber to increase the network capacity. Usually, there are three transmission modes in WDM networks: duplex bi-directional transmission, simplex bi-directional transmission and simplex uni-directional transmission. And this post will illustrate some detailed information about three transmission modes of WDM Mux/Demux.

Duplex Bi-directional Transmission Mode

In this transmission mode, one fiber only transmits one direction optical signal and the reverse optical signal will be sent by another fiber, which is often seen in dual fiber WDM Mux/Demux. And the same wavelengths can be used in two directions. Take the 4CH dual fiber DWDM Mux/Demux for example, the transmit side and receive side of the WDM Mux/Demux are using the same wavelength C21, C22, C23 and C24. And this transmission mode can make full use of the huge bandwidth resources of the optical fiber, and the transmission capacity of one optical fiber is expanded. In the long-distance network, the number of wavelengths can be gradually increased according to the actual traffic volume, which is very flexible.

Simplex Bi-directional Transmission Mode

In this transmission mode, the simultaneous transmission of optical signals in two reverse directions will be realized in one fiber, which can greatly save fiber resources compared with duplex bi-directional transmission mode. This transmission mode are used in transmission between two dual fiber WDM Mux/Demux. The simplex bi-directional link has different wavelengths on the same channel, so single fiber Mux/Demux are always used in pairs. Take the 4CH single fiber DWDM Mux/Demux for example, the transmit wavelength of the client port at side-A (the left side) must match the receive wavelength of the same client port at side-B (the right side). As for the wavelength of the transceiver, it is mainly based on the transmit wavelength of the client port.

Simplex Uni-directional Transmission Mode

Simplex uni-directional transmission means that an optical fiber only transmits optical signals in one direction, and there is no reverse optical signal. The Mux multiplexes the wavelengths at one side, and the Demux demultiplexes the wavelengths at the other side, just like the following picture shown. we can see that wavelengths of the DWDM Mux Demux at the left and right ends are the same. This transmission mode is less popular in the current market because duplex bi-directional and simplex bi-directional transmission modes have the same function of this transmission mode.

FAQs About Three Transmission Modes

1. Does single fiber Mux support simplex uni-directional transmission?

Compared with Mux and Demux in uni-directional transmission (they just multiplex or demultiplex the wavelengths), the single fiber WDM Mux/Demux in the current market can multiplex and demultiplex the wavelengths, which can realize uni-directional transmission.

2. How many channels at maximum will be made for CWDM Mux/Demux and DWDM Mux/Demux respectively in different transmission modes?

In FS, in terms of CWDM Mux/Demux

·Duplex bi-directional: up to 18 channels

·Simplex bi-directional: up to 9 channels

·Simplex uni-directional: up to 18 channels

In FS, in terms of DWDM Mux/Demux

·Duplex bi-directional: up to 40 channels

·Simplex bi-directional: up to 20 channels

Conclusion

In summary, you are more likely to have a general idea about three transmission modes of WDM Mux/Demux. WDM Mux/Demux in FS can expand existing fiber capacity and let operators make full of use of available fiber bandwidth, which will be a cost-effective, flexible solution for operators.

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Understanding WDM MUX/DEMUX Ports and Its Application

Understanding WDM MUX/DEMUX Ports and Its Application

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Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) is a commonly used technology in optical communications. It combines multiple wavelengths to transmit signals on a single fiber. To realize this process, CWDM and DWDM mux/demux are the essential part. As we all know, there are several different ports on the WDM mux and demux. This article will give a clear explanation to these…

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Different Ports on WDM Mux/Demux

Different Ports on WDM Mux/Demux

In the WDM (wavelength-division multiplexing) system, CWDM (coarse wavelength-division multiplexing) and DWDM (dense wavelength-division multiplexing) Mux/Demux (multiplexer/demultiplexer) modules are often deployed to join multiple wavelengths onto a single fiber. Multiplexer is for combining signals together, while demultiplexer is for splitting signals apart. On a WDM Mux/Demux, there are many…

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Installation Guide to CWDM MUX/DEMUX System

CWDM MUX/DEMUX System Overview

Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM) is a wavelength multiplexing technology for access networks. It is designed to increase fiber optic network capacity without adding additional fibers. The wavelengths of CWDM channels range from 1270nm to 1610nm with 20nm spacing, which allows the use of cost-effective lasers. CWDM MUX/DEMUX system is a passive, optical solution to increase the flexibility and capacity of existing fiber lines in high-speed networks. By adding more channels into available fibers, the CWDM MUX/DEMUX system enables greater versatility for data communications in ring, point-to-point, and multipoint topologies for both enterprise and metro applications.

CWDM MUX/DEMUX System Components

All CWDM system components are passive and require no power supplies. They consist of the rack mount chassis, a set of CWDM MUX/DEMUX and CWDM OADM (Optical Add/Drop Multiplexing) modules with color-coded ports. The CWDM MUX/DEMUX takes 4 or 8 different wavelength channels and multiplexes them onto one common fiber cable for transmission to the network. Then it demultiplexes the channels it receives from the network and sends each channel to a different device. Multiple modules may be chained through the expansion port on the four-channel modules. Thus it increases flexibility and enables growth for evolving networks.

The CWDM OADM module can add or drop CWDM channels into an existing backbone ring. It provides the ability to drop one CWDM channel from the network fiber, while allowing all other channels to continue pass to other nodes. Similarly, the drop/insert module removes an individual channel from the network fiber, however, it also provides the ability to add that same channel back onto the network fiber. The drop/insert module supports two paths (east and west) for dropping and adding, so that network viability is maintained in a ring topology, even if a break occurs in the ring.

CWDM MUX/DEMUX System Installation Guide

Step1: Mount the system chassis on the rack. The CWDM rack-mount chassis can be mounted in a standard 19-inch cabinet or rack. Make sure that you install the rack-mount chassis in the same rack or an adjacent rack to your system so that you can connect all the cables between your CWDM MUX/DEMUX modules and the CWDM SFP transceivers.

Step2: Install the CWDM MUX/DEMUX modules. First loose the captive screws on the blank of module panel and remove the panel. Then align the module with the slot of the chassis shelf and gently push the module into the slot. Finally, ensure that you line up the captive screws on the module with the screw holes on the shelf and tighten them up.

Step3: Install CWDM SFP transceivers. Since each channel has a specific wavelength, transceivers must comply with the right wavelengths. Each wavelength must not appear more than once in the system. Device pairs must carry transceivers with the same wavelength.

Step4: Install the CWDM MUX/DEMUX to the switch. After inserting the CWDM SFP transceiver into the switch, single-mode patch cables are used to connect the transceiver to the CWDM MUX/DEMUX module.

Step5: Connect the CWDM MUX/DEMUX pairs. In a CWDM MUX/DEMUX system, multiplexer and demultiplexer must work in pairs. Two strands of single-mode patch cables are needed in the duplex MUX/DEMUX module and one strand for the simplex one. Simply insert single-mode cables from your system equipment to the appropriate port on the CWDM MUX/DEMUX or OADM module.

Conclusion

CWDM MUX/DEMUX system is an attractive solution for carriers who need to upgrade their networks to accommodate current or future traffic needs while minimizing the use of valuable fiber strands. With CWDM technology, you can accommodate Ethernet and SONET on a single fiber that enables converged circuit/packet networks at high demand access sites. Besides, CWDM MUX/DEMUX can work seamlessly with transceivers to optimize link length, signal integrity and network cost, thus becoming a single rack-mount solution for enhanced design, power and space efficiency.

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Guangzhou Sintai Communication Co., Ltd, which was founded in early 2013, is specialized in the optical transmission field with R&D, production, sales and customer service. And shortly after that our OTNS8600 optical transmission network system was brought to the market. Especially, we were the one of the first companies to provide 100G wavelength division products with professional solutions in the industry in 2015. We’ve been dedicated to providing optical transmission network systems and optical transmission optimization solutions and have become one of the top optical communication products manufacturers and service providers in China.

 We are committed to providing integrated optical transport network systems and optical transport optimization solutions, and our products mainly contain the WDM/ OTN systems (10G/ 25G/ 40G/ 100G/ 200G WDM system, 5G fronthaul transmission WDM systems), optical amplifier system (OEO/ EDFA/ SOA), optical protection system (OLP/ OBP/ FMS), passive optical device (AWG/ CWDM/ DWDM MUX&DEMUX/ DCM/ Splitter) and optical transceivers (SFP/ SFP+/ SFP28/ QSFP+/ QSFP28/ CFP/ CFP2). They are widely used by telecom operators and private network industry customers, including ISP, electric power, IDC, education, transport, radio and television, network security, big data and cloud services, etc.

 Our products have its patented technology through our independent R&D and won the authorized certification, such as the design patent certificate, software copyright register certificates and series of quality management and test certificates.

 After years of development, our products and services have extended to various industries at home and abroad. Our company base is at Guangzhou with branches at North, Northwest and East China. And the establishment of brand advantage has promoted the construction of our international marketing network. The awareness of Sintai is continuously increasing in the key markets. Our overseas business has extended to Europe, Middle East, Southeast Asia, North America, South America, Africa and so on.

 In order to support our increasing domestic and overseas markets, we have built professional production team, sales team, service team and R&D team to provide the industry-leading and comprehensive products. With many years’ experience of optical communication technology, we are focusing on optical transmission and optical device technology to continuously provide a forward-looking technology development strategy and products with core market competitiveness. And we are dedicated to provide every customer the perfect pre-sales, sales and after-sales service. Customers’ concerns will be always taken good care of by our professional service teams.

 Over the years, Sintai has been centering on offering customer oriented service, high quality products and optimized optical transport solutions in the optical transmission field. Creating value for customers, achieving common development with customers and making contributions to the society will always be the fundamental and mission of the company's long-term work.

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CWDM: What You Need to Know

Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) is a technology for transporting large amounts of data between sites. It increases bandwidth by allowing different data streams to be sent simultaneously over a single optical fiber network. There are two main types of WDM systems: coarse wavelength division multiplexing (CWDM) and dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM). This article provides some knowledge about CWDM.

What is CWDM?

Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM) is a wavelength multiplexing technology for cities and access networks. The word coarse means the wavelength spacing between channels is relatively large. Furthermore, CWDM is an ideal solution for short-range applications and is used to improve the transmission capacity of optical fiber and the utilization of optical fiber resources.

CWDM Operating Principle

CWDM was standardized by the ITU-T G.694.2 based on a grid or wavelength separation of 20 nm in the range of 1270-1610 nm. It can carry up to 18 CWDM wavelengths over one pair of fibers. Each signal is assigned to a different wavelength of light. Each wavelength does not affect another wavelength, so the signals do not interfere. Each channel is usually transparent to the speed and data, so the voice, video, and other services can be transported simultaneously over a single fiber or fiber pair.

CWDM Network Component

A multiplexer (Mux) combines multiple wavelength channels on a single fiber, and a demultiplexer (Demux) separates them again at the other end. A Mux/Demux set-up is used to increase the end-to-end capacity of a deployed fiber. The Mux is located in the central office, and the Demux is located in the cabinet or splice closure from which the fibers go to their destination in a star-shaped topology.

Features and Benefits

CWDM provides low insertion loss, low polarization-dependent loss, low cost, low-temperature sensitivity, low power consumption, high channel isolation, high data rate, high stability, high reliability, small size, and ease of installation and deployment.

Applications

CWDM is used in metropolitan area networks (MAN), local area networks (LAN), storage area networks (SAN),10-gigabit ethernet, passive optical networks (PON), WDM transmission systems, FTTx networks, 5G front-haul, data centers, online monitoring, fiber optic  amplifier, etc.

Conclusion

CWDM has become the preferred solution for increasing the bandwidth of metro/regional and optical access networks. And it has proven to be sufficiently robust, low-cost, and reliable for upgrading the optical network to accommodate future growth. Sun Telecom specializes in providing one-stop total fiber optic solutions for all fiber optic application industries worldwide. Contact us if any needs.

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Uses for an optical isolator

Rotators Difference between an Optical Circulator & Isolator & RotatorĪn optical circulator is used to route the incoming light signals from port 1 to port 2 in a way that if some of the emitted light is reflected back to the circulator, it doesn’t exit from port 1 but from port 3. This rotator is used for amplitude modulation of light and is an integral part of optical isolators and optical circulators. What is an optical rotator?Īn optical rotator is typically an in-line Faraday rotator that is designed to rotate the polarization of the input light by 45 degrees. This is what makes it possible to achieve higher isolation. Hence, it adds to the total of 90 degrees when light travels in the forward direction and then the same in the backward direction. It happens because of the change in the relative magnetic field direction, positive one way, and negative the other way. It means that the rotation is positive 45 degrees in the forward direction and negative 45 degrees in the reverse direction. The polarization rotation caused by the Faraday rotator always remains in the same relative direction. Its main component is the Faraday rotator which ensures non-reciprocal rotation while maintaining linear polarization. What is an optical isolator?Īlso known as an optical diode, an optical isolator is an optical passive component that allows the light to travel in only one direction. While some circulators are three-port devices, there are also four-port circulators. In short, it is designed such that the light coming from one port exits from the next port. What is an optical circulator?Īn optical circulator is a high-performance light-wave component that is designed to route the incoming light signals from Port 1 to Port 2 and the incoming light signals from Port 2 to Port 3. Circulator & Isolator & RotatorĪs we are discussing specifically optical passive components, you will learn here about optical circulators, optical isolators, and optical rotators rather than their electronic counterparts. So, if you are curious to know about these little yet important optical passive components, read the blog till the end. We will first talk about what these components exactly are and then share what makes them different from each other. Today, we will discuss three different optical passive components, namely circulator & isolator & rotator. What is a polarization maintaining filter coupler?.A Concise Selection Guide for In-Line Polarizers.What is the importance of 80um PM fiber components?.The Growing Demand for PM Fiber Components in 2023 and Beyond.Why Should Polarization Maintaining Filter Coupler Feature High Extinction Ratio?.Polarizing Beam combiners/splitters (2).High Power Faraday Rotator and Isolator (1).(6+1)X1 Pump and Signal Combiner 2+1X1 Pump Combiner 8CH CWDM Module 16CH CWDM Module 19" rack mount chassis CWDM 1060nm Cladding Power Stripper 1064nm Band-pass Filter 1064nm Components 1064nm Fiber Collimator 1064nm High Power Isolator ABS plastic box Cladding Power Stripper Collimator Compact CWDM Module CWDM CWDM Multiplexer CWDM Mux/Demux CWDM MUX/DEMUX Module DWDM DWDM Multiplexer fiber optica connector fiber optic coupler FTTX Fused Coupler fused wdm FWDM High Power Fused Coupler High power isolator Isolator LGX CWDM Module Mini Size CWDM Mini Size Fused WDM Multimode High Power Isolator OADM optical circulator optical coupler Optical fiber communication optical isolator PLC Splitter pm circulator PM Components pm isolator pump combiner Pump Laser Protector WDM DK Categories

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A passive multiplexer in most networks consists of a mux and demux optical component. The mux combines, or multiplexes, wavelengths onto a fiber. The demux on the other end of the connection splits, or de-multiplexes, the connections.

In DWDM system, DWDM mux demux is two indispensable modules. Mux (Multiplexer) is a module at the transmitter end that brings several data signals together for transporting over a single fiber, while Demux (Demultiplexer) is a module at the receiver end that separates the signals that come together and passes each channel to an optical receiver.

CWDM mux demux (Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexer/Demultiplexer) is a flexible, low-cost solution that enables the expansion of existing fiber capacity. CWDM multiplexer is for combining signals together, while demultiplexer is for splitting signals apart.

A polarization-maintaining (PM) WDM filter is a small device used to multiplex PM signals while maintaining the output polarization. When you are using highly efficient systems, PM fibers and PM signals play a very critical role in ensuring the desired efficiency.

Fiber Patch Cord & Cable Assembly, often called fiber patch cable, fiber jumper, or fiber patch lead, is a length of fiber cable that terminated with fiber optic connectors (LC, SC, MTRJ, ST and etc.) at each end. The connectors allow fiber optic patch cord to be rapidly connected to an optical switch or other telecommunications/computer device.

Fiber loopback is widely used for various applications. In terms of telecommunication, loopback is a hardware or software method to feed a received signal or data back to the sender. It is very useful for solving physical connection problems.

Fiber terminators(Plug-in type or Build-out type) are used to terminate unused fiber connector ports in fiber optic systems so optical terminators unwanted reflections are not introduced back into the system. It is used in the fiber-optic networks to install on possibly unused ports.

Fiber optic isolator is a passive component used for fiber optic communications. As a magneto-optic device, the purpose of optical isolator is to allow light to be transmitted in only one direction. An optical isolator is a device that is designed to allow the optical signal travel in the forward direction while block reflections that would travel in the backward direction. Optical isolators are critically important in many applications in optical systems.

FBT splitter(fused biconical taper) is the traditional technology in which two fibers are placed closely together, typically twisted around each other and fused together by applying heat while the assembly is being elongated and tapered. A signal source controls the desired coupling ratio. The fused fibers are protected by a glass substrate and then protected by a stainless steel tube, typically 3 mm diameter by 54 mm long. FBT splitters are widely accepted and used in passive optical networks.

The PLC splitters are used to separate or combine optical signals. A PLC (planar lightwave circuit) is a micro-optical component based on planar lightwave circuit technology and provides a low-cost light distribution solution with small form factor and high reliability. PLCs are manufactured using silica glass waveguide circuits that are aligned with a v-groove fiber array chip that uses ribbon fiber. Once everything is aligned and bonded, it is then packaged inside a miniature housing. PLC splitters have high quality performance, such as low insertion loss, low PDL, high return loss, etc.

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Silicon Photonics Market Research Report, Size, Share, Industry Outlook 2024

Overview

The Global Silicon Photonics Market is expected to reach USD 2,518.59 Million by 2024 at a CAGR of 22.93% during the forecast period. Market Research Future (MRFR), in its report, envelops segmentations and drivers to provide a better glimpse of the market in the coming years.

Silicon photonics uses various components in conjunction to increase the processing speed and power of computers. The data is transferred using light pulses (laser) and is multiplex at the transmitter end using a multiplexer. The data traverses through a fiber optic channel and is demultiplexed at the receiver end. A photodetector then converts the light pulses into data. Silicon photonics has observed major applications in optical communication, optical routers, and signal processors, long-range telecommunications, and light-field displays. Silicon photonics is thus widely used in data centers and 5G communications. However, it has started developing its usage in commercial security, consumer electronics, and military sectors.

Competitive Analysis

The Key Players of the Global Silicon Photonics Market are Infinera Corporation (US), Cisco Systems Inc. (US), Intel Corporation (US), IBM Corporation(US), Mellanox Technologies Ltd (Israel), Hamamatsu Photonics KK (Japan), STMicroelectronics NV (Switzerland), Finisar Corporation (US), FLIR Systems (US), IPG Photonics Corporation (US), NKT Photonics (Denmark), SICOYA (Germany), AIO Core Co. Ltd (Japan) and DAS Photonics (Spain).

In June 2019, NKT photonics partnered with Oxide Corporation to develop and manufacture deep ultraviolet and violet ultrafast lasers. This partnership is focused on growing micromachining in the semiconductor and healthcare industries.

In November 2018, IPG Photonics launched a new generation of high-power fiber lasers for industrial applications. These new generation lasers consist of three innovations: adjustable mode beam capability, integrated weld monitoring technology, and QCW 2x Peak Power mode on CW lasers.

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Segmental Analysis

The Global Silicon Photonics Market has been segmented based on Product, Component, End User, and Region.

Based on the product, the market has been classified as transceivers, active optical cable, optical multiplexers, variable optical attenuators, optical engines, and others. The transceivers segment accounted for the largest market share in 2018, while the optical multiplexers segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. A transceiver is a combination of transmitter and receiver included in the same package. The transmitter portion of the silicon photonics takes many high-speed electrical channels and converts them into a suitable high-speed optical signal. An active optical cable converts the electrical signal into the optical signal over short and long distances. AOC’s are mainly deployed in data centers and high-performance computing applications where the combination of value and distance is required. Optical multiplexers consist of combiners, filters, tap couplers, splitters, and optical fibers. There are mainly three different techniques in multiplexing light signals onto a single optical fiber link, namely code division multiplexing (CDM), wavelength division multiplexing (WDM), and optical time-division multiplexing (OTDM). A variable optical attenuator is a type of passive component that reduces the amplitude of the light signal without changing the waveform. An optical engine is a setup that contains electronics and controls. Optical engines do not include heat removal interface and pumping sources of a fiber laser.

Based on component, the market has been classified as laser, photodetector, modulator, micro-optics (microlens, micromirror, light diffuser, beam shapers, and others) and passive optic components (silicon lens, optical receptacles, AWG terminals, optical isolators, mux/demux modules, micro-optical filters). The laser segment accounted for the largest market share in 2018, photodetector segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. In optical fiber communication, a laser (source of light) is used to emit electromagnetic radiation in order to detect faults, microbeads and breaks, and characterizing link-loss. Lasers add a mechanism for optical feedback such as mirrors, to stimulate further emission and create a high-intensity beam of radiation. A photodetector is a device that absorbs the light and converts the optical energy into measurable electric current. The two main types of photodetectors are thermal and photon. An optical modulator is a device that is used for deploying a property of light. Acousto-optic modulators, electro-optic modulators, electroabsorption modulators, interferometric modulators, fiber-optic modulators, liquid crystal modulators, and micromechanical modulators are a few types of optical modulators. Microlens is also referred to as a micro lenticular array which is used to increase the optical fill factor in charged coupled devices (CCD) such as interline-transfer devices that suffer from reduced aperture due to metal shielding. Micromirrors are microscopic size mirrors that are structured in matrix combinations to form a digital micromirror device (DMD). Diffusers are optical components used to allocate light from a source while removing bright spots equally. Beam shaper is a type of optical device that reshapes a light beam. Silicon lenses are mainly used for infrared LED applications; they also prove beneficial in the silicon photonics transceiver. Receptacles are used to connect optical connectors with optical modules and align the optical module axis. American Wire Gauge (AWG) is the US standard set for non-ferrous wire conductor sizes.  Optical isolators are devices used for transmission of the optical signal. It supports unidirectional mode of transmission hence it is useful in conjunction with lasers and majorly used to avoid unwanted optical reflections in optical systems. Mux/Demux module is a passive device, available in a variety of wavelength combinations generally from 1270nm to 1610nm. An optical filter is a key component in optical networks. Optical fibers are essential to split and combine wavelength channels.

Based on end-user, the market has been classified as consumer electronics, IT & telecommunication, commercial, military & defense, healthcare, and others. The IT & telecommunication segment accounted for the largest market share in 201; it is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. Silicon photonics primarily enables high-speed data transfer. Data transfer is applicable for various devices such as smartphones, wearable devices, and tablets and laptops. Silicon photonics is used to create transmitters and receivers for fiber-optic telecommunications. Many companies are switching to silicon photonics from traditional copper cables. With the help of silicon photonics, companies can develop compact, more efficient, and more affordable products in which optical signals are used for precise measuring, laser imaging, and rapid data transfer. The military uses imaging and other information for activity-based intelligence by lightweight, low-power, and low-cost silicon photonics. Silicon photonics is used in DNA sequencing machines, miniaturized diagnostic tests using disposable photonic chips, accurate body monitoring sensors, brain stimulation machines.

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5 MARKET FACTOR ANALYSIS

5.1 VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS

5.2 OPTICAL COMPONENT PROVIDERS

5.2.1 LIST OF COMPONENT PROVIDERS

5.2.2 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

5.3 ELECTRONIC COMPONENT PROVIDERS

5.3.1.1 LIST OF COMPONENT PROVIDERS

5.3.2 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

5.4 COMPONENT PROVIDERS: PORTERS FIVE FORCES

5.4.1 THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS

5.4.2 BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS

5.4.3 THREAT OF SUBSTITUTE

5.4.4 BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS

5.4.5 RIVALRY

5.5 SOLUTION PROVIDERS: PORTERS FIVE FORCES

5.5.1 THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS

5.5.2 BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS

5.5.3 THREAT OF SUBSTITUTE

5.5.4 BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS

5.5.5 RIVALRY

6 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PRODUCT

6.1 OVERVIEW

6.1.1 TRANSCEIVERS

6.1.2 ACTIVE OPTICAL CABLE (AOC)

6.1.3 OPTICAL MULTIPLEXERS

6.1.4 VARIABLE OPTICAL ATTENUATORS

6.1.5 OPTICAL ENGINES

7 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY COMPONENT

7.1 OVERVIEW

7.1.1 LASER

7.1.2 PHOTODETECTORS

7.1.3 MODULATORS

7.1.4 MICRO OPTICS

7.1.4.1 MICROLENS

7.1.4.2 MICROMIRROR

7.1.4.3 LIGHT DIFFUSER

7.1.4.4 BEAM SHAPERS

7.1.5 PASSIVE OPTIC COMPONENTS

7.1.5.1 SILICON LENS

7.1.5.2 OPTICAL RECEPTACLES

7.1.5.3 AWG TERMINALS

7.1.5.4 OPTICAL ISOLATORS

7.1.5.5 MUX/DEMUX MODULES

7.1.5.6 MICRO OPTICAL FILTERS

8 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY END USER

8.1 OVERVIEW

8.1.1 CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

8.1.2 IT & TELECOMMUNICATION

8.1.3 COMMERCIAL

8.1.4 MILITARY & DEFENSE

8.1.5 HEALTHCARE

9 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY REGION

9.1 OVERVIEW

9.2 NORTH AMERICA

9.2.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COUNTRY

9.2.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.2.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.2.4 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.2.5 US

9.2.5.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.2.5.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.2.5.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.2.6 CANADA

9.2.6.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.2.6.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.2.6.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.2.7 MEXICO

9.2.7.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.2.7.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.2.7.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.3 EUROPE

9.3.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COUNTRY

9.3.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.3.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.3.4 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.3.5 GERMNAY

9.3.5.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.3.5.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.3.5.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.3.6 UK

9.3.6.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.3.6.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.3.6.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.3.7 FRANCE

9.3.7.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.3.7.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.3.7.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.3.8 ITALY

9.3.8.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.3.8.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.3.8.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.3.9 SPAIN

9.3.9.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.3.9.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.3.9.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.3.10 REST OF EUROPE

9.3.10.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.3.10.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.3.10.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.4 ASIA-PACIFIC

9.4.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COUNTRY

9.4.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.4.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.4.4 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.4.5 CHINA

9.4.5.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.4.5.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.4.5.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.4.6 JAPAN

9.4.6.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.4.6.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.4.6.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.4.7 INDIA

9.4.7.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.4.7.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.4.7.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.4.8 SOUTH KOREA

9.4.8.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.4.8.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.4.8.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.4.9 SINGAPORE

9.4.9.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.4.9.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.4.9.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.4.10 REST OF ASIA-PACIFIC

9.4.10.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.4.10.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.4.10.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.5 MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

9.5.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COUNTRY

9.5.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.5.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.5.4 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.5.5 UAE

9.5.5.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.5.5.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.5.5.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.5.6 SAUDI ARABIA

9.5.6.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.5.6.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.5.6.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.5.7 REST OF MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

9.5.7.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.5.7.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.5.7.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.6 SOUTH AMERICA

9.6.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COUNTRY

9.6.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.6.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.6.4 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.6.5 BRAZIL

9.6.5.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.6.5.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.6.5.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.6.6 ARGENTINA

9.6.6.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.6.6.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.6.6.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

9.6.7 REST OF SOUTH AMERICA

9.6.7.1 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY COMPONENT

9.6.7.2 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY PRODUCT

9.6.7.3 MARKET ESTIMATE & FORECAST, BY END USER

10 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

10.1 OVERVIEW

10.2 MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS

10.3 COMPETITIVE BENCHMARKING

10.4 DASHBOARD: THE LEADING PLAYER IN TERMS OF NUMBER OF DEVELOPMENTS IN SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET

11 COMPANY PROFILES

11.1 STMICROELECTRONICS N.V.

11.1.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.1.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.1.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.1.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.1.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.1.6 KEY STRATEGIES

11.2 IBM CORPORATION

11.2.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.2.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.2.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.2.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.2.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.2.6 KEY STRATEGIES

11.3 CISCO SYSTEMS INC.

11.3.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.3.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.3.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.3.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.3.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.3.6 KEY STRATEGIES

11.4 INTEL CORPORATION

11.4.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.4.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.4.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.4.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.4.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.4.6 KEY STRATEGIES

11.5 AIO CORE CO. LTD.

11.5.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.5.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.5.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.5.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.6 SICOYA

11.6.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.6.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.6.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.6.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.7 NKT PHOTONICS A/S

11.7.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.7.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.7.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.7.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.7.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.7.6 KEY STRATEGIES

11.8 IPG PHOTONICS CORPORATION

11.8.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.8.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.8.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.8.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.8.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.9 FLIR SYSTEMS

11.9.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.9.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.9.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.9.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.9.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.9.6 KEY STRATEGIES

11.10 DAS PHOTONICS

11.10.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.10.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.10.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.10.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.10.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.11 FINISAR CORPORATION

11.11.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.11.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.11.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.11.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.11.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.11.6 KEY STRATEGIES

11.12 INFINERA CORPORATION

11.12.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.12.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.12.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.12.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.12.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.13 MELLANOX TECHNOLOGIES LTD

11.13.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.13.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.13.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.13.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.13.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.13.6 KEY STRATEGIES

11.14 HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS KK

11.14.1 COMPANY OVERVIEW

11.14.2 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

11.14.3 PRODUCTS OFFERINGS

11.14.4 KEY DEVELOPMENTS

11.14.5 SWOT ANALYSIS

11.14.6 KEY STRATEGIES

12 LIST OF TABLES

TABLE 1 LIST OF ASSUMPTIONS

TABLE 2 LIST OF COMPONENT PROVIDERS

TABLE 3 LIST OF COMPONENT PROVIDERS

TABLE 4 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PRODUCT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 5 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PRODUCT, AVERAGE SELLING PRICE (ASP), 2020-2027 (USD)

TABLE 6 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 7 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY MICRO OPTICS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 8 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PASSIVE OPTIC COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 9 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY SILICON LENS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 10 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY END USER, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 11 GLOBAL SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY REGION, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 12 NORTH AMERICA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 13 NORTH AMERICA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 14 NORTH AMERICA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY MICRO OPTICS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 15 NORTH AMERICA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PASSIVE OPTIC COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 16 NORTH AMERICA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY SILICON LENS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 17 NORTH AMERICA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PRODUCT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 18 NORTH AMERICA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY END USER, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 19 US: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 20 US: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY MICRO OPTICS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 21 US: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PASSIVE OPTIC COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 22 US: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY SILICON LENS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 23 US: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PRODUCT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 24 US: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY END USER, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 25 CANADA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 26 CANADA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY MICRO OPTICS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 27 CANADA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PASSIVE OPTIC COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 28 CANADA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY SILICON LENS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 29 CANADA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PRODUCT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 30 CANADA: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY END USER, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 31 MEXICO: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 32 MEXICO: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY MICRO OPTICS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 33 MEXICO: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PASSIVE OPTIC COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 34 MEXICO: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY SILICON LENS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 35 MEXICO: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PRODUCT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 36 MEXICO: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY END USER, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 37 EUROPE: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 38 EUROPE: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 39 EUROPE: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY MICRO OPTICS, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 40 EUROPE: SILICON PHOTONICS MARKET, BY PASSIVE OPTIC COMPONENT, 2020-2027 (USD MILLION)

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