Optical Component Worldwide Strategies, Market Shares and Forecasts, 2009 to 2015 : Market Research Report

Optical Component Worldwide Strategies, Market Shares and Forecasts, 2009 to 2015

Published: Sep. 23, 2009 - 631 Pages

OPTICAL COMPONENT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Arrival Of Broadband Society; Optical Component Markets; Optical Component Market Shares; Optical Component Market Forecasts; Cost-Effective Deployment Of 40-Gbit/S; Transmission In Metro Networks; Nanoscale Structures for Optical Components; Optical Component Market Trend Analysis; Optical Components And Subsystems Challenge; Fiber Optics Companies to Achieve Innovation; NeoPhotonics Has Nanoscale Design, Materials,; Fabrication And Metrology; Optical Component Market Trends; Optical Technology Nanotechnology,; CMOS Silicon, and Polymer Breakthroughs; 40Gig per second or 100 Gig per second; Component vs. Subassembly or Module; Move Away From Sonet / SDH to CWDM and DWDM; CFP interim standard vs. CXP standard; Wireless Network Upgrades and FTTx Network Upgrades; Cloud Computing; Multi-Technology To Support Different PON Technologies; GPON - Gigabit Passive Optical Network and; EPON Optical Network; Need for Fiber; Sonet / SDH Transmission Components Market Forecasts
1. OPTICAL COMPONENT MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS: 1.1 Optical Subsystems and Components; 1.2 Computer Networks Span The Globe; 1.3 Metro Regional Network and the Last Mile Access Network; 1.4 Broadband Applications; 1.5 Data Center And High-Performance-Computing Applications; 1.6 GPON; 1.7 Nanotechnology Leverages Characteristics of Different Shapes Of The Same Material; 1.8 Nanoscale Structures for Optical Components; 1.9 3-D Liquid Crystals; 1.10 Market Consolidation - Acquisitions and Partnerships; 1.11 Cloud Computing And On-Line Video Streaming
2. OPTICAL COMPONENT MARKET SHARES AND MARKET FORECASTS: 2.1 Optical Component Market Driving Forces; 2.2 Optical Component Market Analysis; 2.3 Optical Transceiver Market Shares and Forecasts; 2.4 Optical Amplifier Markets; 2.5 Optical Components And Subsystems Selected Market Leaders and Thought Leaders; 2.6 Optical Component Market Trend Analysis; 2.7 Sonet / SDH Transmission Components Market Forecasts; 2.8 Worldwide Transceiver Segments; 2.9 Ethernet Transceiver Segment Market Forecasts; 2.10 Fibre Channel Transceiver Market Forecasts; 2.11 CWDM / DWDM Optical Transceiver Segment Market Forecasts; 2.12 Optical Interconnect Market Forecasts; 2.13 PON and FTTx Optical Components; 2.14 Transceivers By Type; 2.15 CATV Transceivers Market Shares; 2.16 Wavelength Management; 2.17 AOC, Active Optical Cable; 2.18 Pace of 40G System Development; 2.19 Optical Component Regional Markets
3. OPTICAL COMPONENT PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: 3.1 Optical Transceiver; 3.2 Fiber Optic Transceivers -; 3.3 Finisar; 3.4 Opnext Technologies Transceivers; 3.5 Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. And Anritsu 100-Gigabit Ethernet-Compatible Optical Interface; 3.6 Fujitsu Optical Components / Furukawa Electric; 3.7 Avago; 3.8 MRV Source Photonics; 3.9 JDSU Leading Pluggable Optical Transceivers; 3.10 Oclaro / Avanex SFF Tunable Transponder; 3.11 NeoPhotonics Corporation; 3.12 Oplink PON; 3.13 JDSU Detectors/Receivers; 3.14 Vitesse Semiconductor Transceiver Integrated Circuit VSC8479-01; 3.15 OKI; 3.16 Acon; 3.17 OptoIC Transceiver; 3.18 Tessera DigitalOptics Lens Array Technology for Parallel Optic; 3.19 LaserMate; 3.20 Emcore Transceivers / Receivers; 3.21 OneChip Photonics; 3.22 Emcore; 3.23 Optical Amplifiers; 3.24 Oclaro Optical Amplifiers; 3.25 Furukawa Electric Optical Amplifiers; 3.26 Accelink; 3.27 Oplink Optical Amplifiers; 3.28 TriQuint Optical Amplifiers; 3.28 JDSU EDFA Optical Amplifiers; 3.29 Photon x Optical Amplifers
4. OPTICAL COMPONENT TECHNOLOGY: 4.1 CFP vs. CXP; 4.2 IEEE802 Standards Bodies; 4.3 ONT Management and Control Interface (OMCI); 4.4 WDM-PON Technologies; 4.5 Passive Optical Networks; 4.6 ONTs & OLTs; 4.7 Phase Modulation Minimizes Size And Power Of 40Gbps Transponders; 4.8 FTTx Device Management
5. OPTICAL COMPONENT COMPANY PROFILES: 5.1 3S Photonics; 5.2 Accelink; 5.3 ACON; 5.4 Advanced Photonix; 5.5 Aegis Lightwave; 5.6 Agilent Technologies; 5.7 Alcatel Lucent; 5.8 API Nanotronics; 5.9 Avago Technologies; 5.10 Broadcom; 5.11 Electrum Laboratory; 5.12 Emcore; 5.13 Finisar; 5.14 Fujitsu; 5.15 Fujitsu Optical Component Products; 5.16 Furukawa Electric; 5.17 GigOptix; 5.18 Huawei; 5.19 Ignis; 5.20 Ikanos Communications; 5.21 JDSU; 5.22 Luxtera; 5.23 MRV Communications; 5.24 NeoPhotonics; 5.25 Newport Corporation & Spectra-Physics; 5.26 Occam; 5.27 Oclaro; 5.28 Oplink; 5.29 Opnext; 5.30 Photon-X, LLC.; 5.31 Princeton Optronics; 5.32 Rohm Semiconductor / Oki; 5.33 Rusnano; 5.34 Santec; 5.35 Sigma Blu-Ray & HDTV Opportunities; 5.36 Sumitomo; 5.37 Syntune; 5.38 Tessera; 5.39 Triquint; 5.40 Tyco Electronics; 5.41 Vitesse; 5.42 Yoshikawa Kogyo; 5.43 Zhone Technologies; 5.44 ZTE
List of Tables and Figures: Figure ES-1; FTTH and Enterprise Access Network and; Core Network Use of Optical Components; Figure ES-2; Worldwide Optical Component; Market Shares, Dollars, 2008, First Half 2009; Figure ES-3; Optical Transceivers, Optical Amplifiers, and; Other Optical Components, Forecasts,; Worldwide, Dollars, 2009-2015; Table 1-1; Factors Affecting Carrier Capital Spending Patterns; Figure 1-2; FTTH and Enterprise Access Network and Core Network; Use of Optical Components; Figure 1-3; Connected Media Players; Figure 1-4; Home Entertainment Evolution; Figure 1-5; BT Capex Savings: Conventional FTTH vs. long reach PON; Figure 1-6; Enabling Broadband Infrastructure; Figure 1-7; Optical Component Business Drivers -- Bandwidth and Storage; Table 1-8; 100G Market Segments: 100GE and 100G DP-QPSK (Long Haul); Table 1-9; OIF major 100G initiatives; Figure 1-10; 100 GbE Optical Device Evaluations; Figure 1-11; WDM-PON Integrated Network Configuration; Figure 1-12; Nanophase Technologies Organic Dispersions; In Polar And Non-Polar Organic Fluids; Figure 1-13; 3-D Liquid Crystals; Figure 1-13; Finisar Liquid Crystal on Silicon LCOS ROADM; Table 1-14; Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) Technology Advantages; Figure 1-16; Finisar Optimum Merger Product Portfolio Extension; Figure 2-1; Optical Component Market Growth Factors; Figure 2-2; Growth in Traffic Crossing the AT&T Network; Table 2-3; Optical Component Market Driving Forces; Table 2-4; Server Virtualization Business Drivers; Impact on Optical Components; Figure 2-5; Optical Component; Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide,; First Three Quarters 2009; Table 2-6; Optical Component; Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2008, First Half 2009; Figure 2-7; Optical Transceivers, Optical Amplifiers, and Other; Optical Components, Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2009-2015; Table 2-8; Optical Transceivers, Optical Amplifiers, and Other; Optical Components, Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2009-2015; Figure 2-9; Optical Component Transceiver / Transponder; Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, 2008; Table 2-10; Optical Component Transceiver / Transponder; Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, 2008,; First Three Quarters 2009; Figure 2-11; Optical Component Transceiver Communications; Segment Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2009-2015; Table 2-12; Optical Transceiver Shipments Market Forecasts,; Worldwide, Dollars,2009-2015; Figure 2-13; Optical Amplifier Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars; 2009-2015; Table 2-14; Optical Amplifier Market Shares; Worldwide, Dollars, 2008; Figure 2-15; Optical Amplifier Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars,; 2009-2015; Figure 2-16; Finisar Business Model Overview; Figure 2-17; Oclaro Competitive Positioning; Figure 2-18; Sonet / SDH Transceiver Segment Market; Forecasts Worldwide 2009-2015; Table 2-19; Worldwide Transceiver Segments; Market Forecasts 2009-2015; Figure 2-20; Ethernet Transceiver Segment Market; Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2009-2015; Figure 2-21; Fibre Channel Transceiver Segment Market; Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2009-2015; Figure 2-22; CWDM / DWDM Transceiver Segment; Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2009-2015; Figure 2-23; Optical Interconnects Transceiver Segment; Market Forecasts, Worldwide, 2009-2015; Figure 2-24; Fiber to the Home, Building or Premise FTTx; Transceivers Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, 2008; Figure 2-25; Fiber to the Home, Building, Premise (FTTx); Transceiver Segment Market Forecasts,; Worldwide, Dollars, 2009-2015; Figure 2-26; Emerging Broadband Home Control; Figure 2-27; Emerging Broadband Home Control; Figure 2-28; SFP / SFP+ Transceiver Market Shares; Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2008; Figure 2-29; XFP Transceiver Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, 2008; Figure 2-30; CATV Transceivers Market Shares; Worldwide, Dollars, 2008; Table 2-31; Transceiver Type Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2009-2015; Table 2-32; Optical Component Module and Subsystem Categories; Table 2-33; Market Device Types of Optical Components; Table 2-34; Broadband Market Drivers; Table 2-35; Network Traffic Growth Factors; Table 2-36; Selected 40G System Developments; Table 2-36 (Continued); Selected 40G System Developments; Figure 2-37; Optical Component Regional Market Segments,; Dollars, First Three Quarters 2009; Table 2-38; Optical Component Regional Market Segments,; First Three Quarters 2009; Figure 3-1; Transceiver Transponder Modulator Applications; Table 3-2; Optical Components Major Markets and Component Solutions; Figure 3-3; Finisar LAN< SAN< and Metro Optical transceivers; Figure 3-4; Finisar Product Positioning; Figure 3-5; Finisar Tunable Transceivers and Transponders; Figure 3-6; Finisar Tunable Transceivers and Transponders; Table 3-7; Selected Finisar 300 PIN Transponders and Transceivers; Table 3-7 (Continued); Selected Finisar 300 PIN Transponders and Transceivers; Table 3-7 (Continued); Selected Finisar 300 PIN Transponders and Transceivers; Table 3-7 (Continued); Selected Finisar 300 PIN Transponders and Transceivers; Table 3-7 (Continued); Selected Finisar 300 PIN Transponders and Transceivers; Table 3-7 (Continued); Selected Finisar 300 PIN Transponders and Transceivers; Table 3-7 (Continued); Selected Finisar 300 PIN Transponders and Transceivers; Table 3-8; Opnext Technologies 40G VSR Transceivers; Table 3-9; Opnext Technologies 40G PSBT Transceivers; Table 3-10; Opnext Technologies 40G DPSK Transceivers; Table 3-11; Opnext Technologies 40G DQPSK Transceivers; Table 3-12; Opnext 8 Gbit/s & 10 Gbit/s SFP+ Transceiver Modules; Table 3-13; Opnext Technologies XFP 10 Gbit/s Serial Transceiver Modules; Table 3-14; Opnext Technologies Small Form Factor Pluggable; Transceiver Modules (SFP Transceivers); Table 3-14 (Continued); Opnext Technologies Small Form Factor Pluggable; Transceiver Modules (SFP Transceivers); Table 3-15; Opnext Technologies DWDM Small Form Factor; luggable Transceiver Modules (SFP); Table 3-15 (Continued); Opnext Technologies DWDM Small Form Factor; Pluggable Transceiver Modules (SFP); Figure 3-16; Fujitsu XENPAK MSA 10Gbps Transceiver; Table 3-17; Fujitsu XENPAK MSA 10Gbps Transceiver Description; Table 3-18; Fujitsu XENPAK MSA 10Gbps Features; Figure 3-19; Fujitsu X2 MSA 10Gbps Transceiver; Table 3-20; Fujitsu X2 MSA 10Gbps Transceiver Features; Figure 3-21; Fujitsu SFP MSA Transceiver; Figure 3-22; Fujitsu Optical Transceiver for PON; Figure 3-23; Fujitsu 300pin MSA 10Gbps Transponder; Figure 3-24; Fujitsu 40Gbps Receiver Module; Table 3-25; Fujitsu 40Gbps Receiver Module Description; Table 3-26; Fujitsu 40Gbps Receiver Module Applications:; Table 3-27; Fujitsu Optical Components and Furukawa Electric; Planar Lightwave Circuit (PLC) Technology; Table 3-27 (Continued); Fujitsu Optical Components and Furukawa Electric; Planar Lightwave Circuit (PLC) Technology; Figure 3-28; Fujitsu Compact Integrated DPSK Receiver for 40Gbps; Optical Networks; Table 3-29; Fujitsu 40G DPSK Receiver Pricing & Availability; Table 3-30; Avago HFCT-5710L/LP Small Form Factor Pluggable; LC Fiber Optic Transceivers Features; Table 3-28; Avago HFCT-5710L/LP Small Form Factor Pluggable; LC optical transceiver Applications; Figure 3-29; Avago Small Form Factor Pluggable LC Optical Transceivers; Figure 3-30; Source Photonics Optical Communication Positioning; for Metro Networks; Figure 3-31; Source Photonics Optical Transceivers, Ethernet ,; Gigabit Ethernet; Table 3-32; Source Photonics Optical Transceivers, Ethernet ,; Gigabit Ethernet; Table 3-33; Source Photonics Optical Transceivers, Ethernet ,; Gigabit Ethernet Product Description; Table 3-34; JDSU Transceiver Optical Transceiver Key Benefits; Table 3-35; JDSU Transceiver Applications; Table 3-36; JDSU Transceiver Standards Compliance; Table 3-37; Oclaro Transmission Products; Table 3-37 (Continued); Oclaro Transmission Products; Table 3-38; Oclaro Bookham Receivers; Figure 3-39; Oclaro Next Generation Networks; Figure 3-40; Oclaro Transmission Positioning; Table 3-41; Oclaro Transmission Positioning; Figure 3-42; NeoPhotonics P1785F; Figure 3- 43; NeoPhotonics PTB4J80; Table 3-44; NeoPhotonics GPON Triplexer ONU; Table 3-45; NeoPhotonics Active And Passive Optical Components; Network Market Segments; Table 3-46; NeoPhotonics Transceiver Positioning; Table 3-47; NeoPhotonics Transceiver Applications; Table 3-48; NeoPhotonics Applications; Table 3-49; NeoPhotonics Products; Table 3-50; NeoPhotonics SFP Products; Table 3-51; NeoPhotonics Product Applications; Table 3-51 (Continued); NeoPhotonics Product Applications; Table 3-52; NeoPhotonics Optical SFP Transceiver Performance Specifications; Figure 3-53; NeoPhotonics SFP Transceiver; Table 3-54; NeoPhotonics GbE 1000Base-LX 10 km SFP Transceiver; Table 3-55; Oplink Transceiver Applications Support; Table 3-56; Oplink Transmitters & Receivers; Table 3-56 (Continued); Oplink Transmitters & Receivers; Table 3-56 (Continued); Oplink Transmitters & Receivers; Table 3-56 (Continued); Oplink Transmitters & Receivers; Table 3-56 (Continued); Oplink Transmitters & Receivers; Table 3-57; TriQuint Product Positioning; Table 3-58; TriQuint Product Segments; Table 3-59; JDSU Photodiodes; Table 3-59 (Continued); JDSU Photodiodes; Table 3-60; Vitesse Semiconductor 10G Transceiver Integrated; Circuit EPON chipset; Figure 3-61; Acon Transceiver; Figure 3-62; OptoIC Transceiver; Table 3-63; OptoIC’s BIDI Transceivers Key Features; Table 3-63 (Continued); OptoIC’s BIDI Transceivers Key Features; Figure 3-64; OptoIC Transceiver; Table 3-65; OptoIC BIDI Transceiver.; Figure 3-66; OptoIC’s multi-rate fiber optics transceiver; Figure 3-67; Lasermate Group High Performance Fiber Optical; Transmission Components; Table 3-68; Vendors of GPON Triplexers; Table 3-68 (Continued); Vendors of GPON Triplexers; Table 3-69; GPON Chips and Vendor Products; Figure 3-70; OneChip Photonics EPON FTTH OLT and ONU Transceivers; Figure 3-71; Emcore 10Gb Transceivers; Table 3-72; JDSU Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifiers Key Features; Table 3-73; JDSU Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifiers Applications; Table 3-74; JDSU AON Super Transport Blade Platform; Figure 3-75; JDSU Pump Lasers; Table 3-76; JDSU ROADM Based Network Changes -; Table 3-76 (Continued); JDSU ROADM Based Network Changes -; Figure 3-77; JDSO Evolution of Optical Network Repeater to; OADM to Roadm; Figure 3-78; JDSU Tunable Transponder ROADAM High; Bandwidth and Optical Amplifier; Figure 3-79; JDSU’s PLC Fabrication Facility; Table 3-80; Selected JDSU Optical Amplifier ADM and ROADM; Product Lines; Table 3-81; JDSU Shelf & Common Equipment; Table 3-81 (Continued); JDSU Shelf & Common Equipment; Table 3-81 (Continued); JDSU Shelf & Common Equipment; Figure 3-82; Oclaro Optical Amplification Vertical Integration Positioning; Figure 3-83; Oclaro Optical Component Heat Control Platform; Table 3-84; Oasis ATM Latest Generation of EDFAs from Oclaro Avanex; Table 3-85; Oclaro Avanex Dispersion Compensation Small Form Factor; Figure 3-86; Oclaro ROADM Wavelength Management; Figure 3-87; Oclaro Bookham MiNi Block Optical Amplifier; Table 3-88; Oclaro MiNi Block Optical Amplifier Features; Table 3-89; Oclaro MiNi Block Optical Amplifier Applications; Table 3-90; Oclaro Optical Amplifier Custom Solutions Features; Table 3-91; Oclaro Bookham VCSEL Portfolio Key Characteristics; Table 3-92; Furukawa Electric Optical Amplifiers; Table 3-92 (Continued); Furukawa Electric Optical Amplifiers; Table 3-92 (Continued); Furukawa Electric Optical Amplifiers; Figure 3-93; Furukawa Electric 36000 Series Optical Amplifier; Table 3-94; Furukawa Electric 36000 Series Descriptions Optical Amplifiers; Table 3-95; Furukawa Electric 36000 Series Optical Amplifier Features; Table 3-96; Accelink Passive Optical Network (PON) Build Out Products; Table 3-97; Accelink Optical Network Products; Table 3-98; Accelink Passive Optical Network (PON) Build Out Products; Table 3-99; Accelink Optical Network Products; Table 3-100; TriQuint Semiconductor Modulator Drivers; Table 3-101; TriQuint Semiconductor Amplifiers; Table 3-102; TriQuint Semiconductor Control Products; Table 3-103; TriQuint Semiconductor Transimpedance Amplifiers; Table 3-104; JDSU Optical Amplifiers; Figure 3-105; Photon x Optical Amplifiers; Figure 3-106; Photon x C Band EDFA Optical; Amplifiers Optical Properties; Figure 3-107; Photon x L Band EDFA Optical; Amplifiers Optical Properties; Figure 3-108; Photon x C Double Clad EYDFA; Optical Amplifier Properties; Figure 3-109; Optical Communication Value Chain -; Photon X Areas of Innovation; Figure 4-1; Explosion of Protocols; Table 4-1; 10G GPON Intermediate GPON Technology Development Equipment Vendor Support; Table 4-3; GPON & WDM-PON Vendors; Table 4-3 (Continued); GPON & WDM-PON Vendors; Table 4-3 (Continued); GPON & WDM-PON Vendors; Table 4-3 (Continued); GPON & WDM-PON Vendors; Table 4-3 (Continued); GPON & WDM-PON Vendors; Table 4-4; Motorola GPON Optical Network Terminal (ONT) Features; Table 4-5; ONT Product-Portfolio Development Functions; Figure 5-1; 3S Photonics R&D Role; Figure 5-2; 3S Photonics Clean Room Manufacturing; Table 5-3; Agilent Text Equipment; Table 5-4; Alcatel-Lucent Businesses; Table 5-5; Alcatel Lucent Positioning To Address; The Utility-Telco Next Generation Broadband Technology; Table 5-6; Avago Technologies Target Markets; Table 5-7; Electrum Laboratory Functions; Table 5-8; Emcore Market Drivers of CATV Business; Figure 5-9; Emcore Business Units; Figure 5-10; Emcore Telecom / Datacom Products; Figure 5-11; Emcore Broadband Products; Table 5-12; Emcore Video, Audio, Data Transport; Table 5-13; Emcore ECX-7700 Series Key Features; Figure 5-14; Finisar Parallel Optics; Figure 5-15; Finisar Overview; Table 5-16; Finisar Data Center Positioning to; Support Improvement in Server Utilization; Figure 5-17; Finisar World Class Manufacturing Capabilities; Figure 5-18; Finisar Revenue Growth; Figure 5-19; Finisar Revenue Trend; Figure 5-20; Finisar 10-40 Gbps Quarterly Revenue Trend; Figure 5-21; Finisar Segment Revenue; Figure 5-22; Finisar Financial Statements; Figure 5-23; Finisar Vertical Business Model; Figure 5-24; Finisar, Optium Optical Component Product; Customers and Overlap; Figure 5-25; Fujitsu Optical Component; Table 5-26; Fujitsu Optical Fujitsu Optical Components; Table 5-27; Fujitsu Optical Component Applications; Figure 5-28; Fujitsu Facilities; Figure 5-29; Fujitsu Sales & Support World Wide; Table 5-30; Fujitsu Optical Components Business Support Centers; Table 5-31; Fujitsu Optical Components Sales Office; Table 5-32; Fujitsu Products & Services; Figure 5-33; Fujitsu Optical Component Applications; Figure 5-34; Furukawa Company Group; Figure 5-35; Furukawa Optical Parts; Table 5-36; GigOptix Product Updates; Table 5-37; Huawei Contract Sales Increase 46% in 2008; Figure 5-38; Huawei Five-Year Summary (next page); Table 5-39; JDSU Testing For Development And Field; Deployment Of Storage Networks; Figure 5-40; MRV Source Photonics Locatioons Worldwide; Table 5-41; NeoPhotonics Technology Domain Expertise; Table 5-42; NeoPhotonics Broad Spectrum Of Active And; Passive Optical Components; Figure 5-43; Newport Corporation Product Set; Figure 5-43 (Continued); Newport Corporation Product Set; Table 5-44; Occam ONT Products; Figure 5-45; Oclaro Advanced Photonics Positioning; Table 5-46; Oclaro Advanced Photonics Positioning; Table 5-46 (Continued); Oclaro Advanced Photonics Positioning; Table 5-47; Oclaro Positioning; Figure 5-48; Oclaro / Bookham Revenue March 2009; Figure 5- 49; Oclaro Competitive Platform; Table 5-50; Photon-X® LLC Expertise For Athermal; Arrayed Waveguide Gratings, Splitters,; Couplers, Static Filters, And Tunable Filters; Table 5-51; Santec Customers; Figure 5-52; Sigma Quarterly Revenue Growth; Figure 5-53; Sigma IP TV Customer Deployments; Figure 5-54; Sigma Revenues by End Market; Figure 5-55; Syntune Full C-Band Tunable Laser Module; Table 5-56; TriQuint Semiconductor Partners

Abstract

The 2009 study has 669 pages, 231 Tables and Figures. Markets are poised to achieve significant growth as broadband is implemented from optical component capabilities. Use of the Internet as a vehicle of social networks to share pictures and videos, as a channel, as an enabler of the supply chain, and as accessible from the iPhone and other 4 G handheld mobile devices is creating demand for high speed optical network build-out.

The cost of the study is $3,400 for a single copy, $6,800 for a web site posting. Optical component based network systems are poised for significant growth as Web based applications are used to implement automated process and share videos.

At speeds of more than 1 Gbps, the ability of copper wire to transmit more than 300 meters is limited due to the loss of signal over distance as well as interference from external signal generating equipment. The proliferation of electronic commerce, communications and broadband entertainment has resulted in the digitization and accumulation of enormous amounts of data. Copper continues to be the primary medium used for delivering signals to the home and desktop because it is in place.

The need to quickly transmit, store and retrieve large blocks of data across networks in a cost-effective manner has increasingly required enterprises and service providers to use fiber optic technology to replace copper for the transmission of data at higher speeds over greater distances and to expand the capacity, or bandwidth, of their networks.

The data, audio, video, and VoIP applications and services using a network became actual, achieving real arrival of the broadband society. The Internet has brought change to retail buying and business life. The role of network has become increasingly important. Larger capacity and more efficient network is required.

The optical network is spreading rapidly to core networks, to an enterprise network, to the access network, and to a telecom network. Datacom networks include storage and server networks, and the high-performance, high-efficiency and high-reliable optical components technology supports all these different types of networks.

Optical components are leading-edge optical modules and optical devices that support the broadband, ubiquitous network. They contribute to consumer activities, social networking, and business by providing solutions for optical network construction.

A PON is a point-to-multipoint, fiber to the premises network architecture in which unpowered optical splitters are used to enable a single optical fiber to serve multiple premises, typically 32-128. A PON consists of an Optical Line Terminal, or OLT, at the service provider’s central office and a number of Optical Network Units, or ONUs, near end users. A PON configuration reduces the amount of fiber and central office equipment required.

The optical component markets are anticipated to expand to provide network capability that supports broader reach of information and productivity improvements for the enterprise. According to Susan Eustis, lead author of the study, “innovation drives changes in optical component technology, stimulating growth in every industry. Innovation depends on implementation of automated business process in every instance. Optical transceiver components and modules are used to build out broadband networks. In short order, the network speeds have increased from one gigahertz and below to 10 gigahertz, moving rapidly to 40 gigahertz for most broadband, and almost simultaneously to 100 gigahertz for highly utilized backbone transmission situations.”

This has caused enormous disruption in the optical component markets as the technologies that work at one speed generally are not suitable for the next step up in speed. Market consolidation of the optical component business is proceeding apace. Acquisitions and partnerships form the base for market consolidation. As the Finisar/Optium merger leverages market advantage, many mergers have occurred and more mergers are likely to occur. Pressure for consolidation is likely to continue.

The merger of Finisar (FNSR) and Optium (OPTM) puts these companies in a strong position because it implements consolidation of the market that increases unit volumes, decreases prices per component, and stimulates overall market growth because components are more affordable and can be used in more situations.

Optical components markets at $3.8 billion in 2008 are expected to reach $11.3 billion by 2015. Demand for broadband Internet connectivity drives optical components markets. The markets are comprised of transceivers, optical amplifiers, passive, and active optical component technology.

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