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Oclaro to Demo 100G-200G Coherent module at ECOC 2018

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New CFP2-DCO module is based on InP photonic integrated circuit (PIC) technology for tunable lasers, modulators and receivers

Oclaro will be demonstrating its CFP2-DCO (dIgital coherent optics) module at next week's ECOC Exhibition in Rome, Italy. Oclaro's CFP2-DCO is based on its InP photonic integrated circuit (PIC) technology for tunable lasers, modulators and receivers, and builds upon the company's success in CFP2-ACO modules.

Interoperability between Oclaro's CFP2-DCO and Acacia's AC200 CFP2-DCO has been successfully demonstrated at both 100 Gbps and 200 Gbps data rates through joint testing in Oclaro's labs.

"Customers are looking for a plug-and-play digital solution leveraging the recognised performance of Oclaro's InP PICs," said Beck Mason, president of the Integrated Photonics Business at Oclaro. "By delivering its first CFP2-DCO, based on Acacia's Meru DSP, Oclaro expands its addressable market while leveraging the proven value-add of its ACO platform. This live demonstration represents a significant milestone in the industry because it highlights the availability of two fully interoperable supply sources for these critical components, which will help encourage broader adoption by network operators."

The CFP2-DCO is a complementary product offering to the CFP2-ACO product family where customers are able to use their DSP of choice in order to achieve optimum performance and cost. The CFP2-ACO remains a critical, flagship product for Oclaro with high-volume production capability using Oclaro's InP PIC development and production expertise.

The CFP2-DCO integrates the coherent DSP into the pluggable module, and by operating at data rates up to 200 Gbps, can deliver double the capacity of current-generation CFP-DCO solutions in a much smaller, lower power, pluggable module. This improved density, coupled with the digital host interface, enables customers to quickly and cost effectively roll-out 200 Gbps networks.

At the heart of Oclaro's CFP2-DCO is its 43Gbaud Coherent Transmitter Receiver Optical Sub-Assembly (TROSA.) The TROSA uses InP PIC technology from Oclaro's successful CFP2-ACO to achieve industry leading optical performance in a small form factor.

The digital host interface of the CFP2-DCO enables simpler integration between module and system, which results in faster service activation and facilitates a pay-as-you-grow deployment model for telecommunication providers. As a result, the cost of additional ports can be deferred until additional services are needed.

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