Optoelectronics
Mouser and Labforge click for global distribution deal
Mouser Electronics and Labforge, a designer and developer of smart cameras have agreed a global distribution pact.
Lens design adapted to fit radiation tolerant camera
Resolve Optics has developed a custom 16mm focal length fixed focus lens for a leading nuclear systems integrator.
Nokia showcases first 100Gb/second fibre broadband technology in the US
Nokia has announced its research arm, Nokia Bell Labs, is presenting the first 100Gb/second broadband technology in the US at Fibre Connect 2022, Nashville, Tennessee.
Smartoptics DCP-404 chosen by US telco
Smartoptics, a leading provider of optical networking solutions, has announced that Consolidated, a US-based telco operator, has chosen the Smartoptics DCP-404 muxponder to increase the capacity of its ring network to 100G. The DCP-404 was considered the most effective and cost-efficient solution after a thorough analysis of all options available.
'First' optical metasurface tech for consumer electronics
Metalenz, the first company to commercialise meta-optics, and STMicroelectronics have announced that ST’s currently released VL53L8 direct Time-of-Flight (dToF) sensor is the highly anticipated market debut of the meta-optics devices developed through their partnership, which was disclosed in June 2021.
Shedding light on UV-C disinfection with excimer lamps
Electronic Specifier’s Paige West talks to Tom Freeman, Optoelectronics Product Manager at Solid State Supplies, about ultraviolet light (UV) disinfection and how excimer lamps are an effective, safer method compared with the alternatives.
Fibre cables or copper cables? That is the question
When you are building a network that requires long distances, high speeds, and/or heavy bandwidth connections, there is no question: fibre optic cables win the day. But copper cables may still be the best option in certain situations. It’s important to understand the differences between the two, as Chris Whitehead, Business Continuity Product Manager, SolutionsPT explains.
Coherent optics – how will the market evolve in 2022?
Despite being a challenging year for most industries due to the COVID-19 pandemic and global disruptions, 2021 brought a surge in digital usage. With around 1.3 billion years of combined time spent online in 2021 alone, the pressure on bandwidth grew significantly. Here Marcin Bala, CEO of GBC Photonics, discusses the trends in coherent optics in 2022 that will help optimise networks.
The world of mini encoder iCs
Reflective optical encoder iCs from iC-Haus are constantly conquering new application fields beyond classic rotary encoders.
Output couplers from Laser Components
Laser Components has over 30 years’ experience producing high quality optical coatings. It manufactures partially reflective mirrors as standard for the wavelength range 193nm – 5um.