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Mitsubishi Launches 400Gbps EML-TOSA

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Will support high-speed transmissions and large-capacity of optical fibre communication

Mitsubishi Electric will shortly begin shipping a laser-diode transmitter optical subassembly (TOSA) capable of supporting 400Gbps optical transmissions.

The new TOSA, when used in a set of two, can be used in the industry's first electro-absorption modulated laser diode (EML)-TOSA solution for IEEE 400GBASE-LR8 applications. The device will be displayed at the Optical Fibre Communication Conference and Exhibition 2018 (OFC) in San Diego, California from March 13 to 15.

In response to the demand for increasing data capacity, Mitsubishi Electric's new laser-diode TOSA offers 400Gbps transmission capability for large-capacity communication facilities (data centres, etc.) and high-speed optical transmission networks.

Product features include: multiple transmission of eight wavelengths by two TOSAs; 50Gbps/wavelength (400Gbps in eight wavelengths) achieved with 4-level pulse-amplitude modulation (PAM4) method; capable of 10km transmission thanks to EML chip featuring high extinction ratio and high power; and a package size complies with common specifications for CFP8 optical transceivers (when using two TOSAs).

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