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Digital Optics for Optical Communications Avago Technologies meets the market’s demands for faster, more efficient communication, by creating digital optic solutions for fiber optic networking applications. As this market grows, so does the requirement for greater network bandwidth. To satisfy this demand, technologies need to deliver greater performance with reduced form factors and lower operating costs. Parallel Optics for High-Speed Networks The demand for higher data rates is driving data centers worldwide to upgrade their optical networks, pushing the industry to adopt 40 and 100 Gb/s Ethernet speeds. The short reach standard for this market is based on parallel optic interconnects. Avago parallel optical solutions use patented lens technology to increase bandwidth, minimize back reflection, and provide in-line source monitoring. In-line source monitoring technology is built into the lens array to ensure reliable performance—a necessary feature for such high data rates. This sophisticated monitoring technology examines each network channel in real-time to determine changes in performance by tapping off a small part of each laser signal and delivering it to a detector to monitor power levels. The detectors then provide the information necessary to adjust drive currents for optimal performance. These parallel optical solutions include 1x12 Transmitters, 1x12 Receivers, 4+4 Transceivers (for QSFP+ and QSFP28 applications), and 12+12 Transceivers (for CXP applications). All can be outfitted with the monitoring lens technology. Avago parallel optical lens solutions provide a consistent, precise and environmentally stable medium for seamless high-speed data communications, enabled by the use of glass substrates. The glass substrate remains stable over a wide range of thermal, chemical and mechanical conditions, making it superior to plastic injection- molded lenses, which can degrade or distort in high-temperature conditions. The lenses are made from glass, making them compatible with high temperature reflow processes. Specifications Transmitter 1x12 with Monitor (Example) Key Performance Characteristics Dimensions 3.2 x 1.2 x 1.0 mm Lens Pitch 250 μm Wavelengths 825 nm to 865 nm Attenuation (Examples) 0.5 mm to 125.0 mm Back Reflection -2.5 dB; -3.7 dB; -4.6 dB Optical Cross Talk -42 dB

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Page 1: Digital Optics for Optical Communications

Digital Opticsfor Optical Communications

Avago Technologies meets the market’s demands for faster, more efficient communication, by creating digital optic solutions for fiber optic networking applications. As this market grows, so does the requirement for greater network bandwidth. To satisfy this demand, technologies need to deliver greater performance with reduced form factors and lower operating costs.

Parallel Optics for High-Speed Networks

The demand for higher data rates is driving data centers worldwide to upgrade their optical networks, pushing the industry to adopt 40 and 100 Gb/s Ethernet speeds. The short reach standard for this market is based on parallel optic interconnects.

Avago parallel optical solutions use patented lens technology to increase bandwidth, minimize back reflection, and provide in-line source monitoring. In-line source monitoring technology is built into the lens array to ensure reliable performance—a necessary feature for such high data rates. This sophisticated monitoring technology examines each network channel in real-time to determine changes in performance by tapping off a small part of each laser signal and delivering it to a detector to monitor power levels. The detectors then provide the information necessary to adjust drive currents for optimal performance.

These parallel optical solutions include 1x12 Transmitters, 1x12 Receivers, 4+4 Transceivers (for QSFP+ and QSFP28 applications), and 12+12 Transceivers (for CXP applications). All can be outfitted with the monitoring lens technology.

Avago parallel optical lens solutions provide a consistent, precise and environmentally stable medium for seamless high-speed data communications, enabled by the use of glass substrates. The glass substrate remains stable over a wide range of thermal, chemical and mechanical conditions, making it superior to plastic injection-molded lenses, which can degrade or distort in high-temperature conditions. The lenses are made from glass, making them compatible with high temperature reflow processes.

Specifications

Transmitter 1x12 with Monitor (Example)

Key Performance Characteristics

Dimensions 3.2 x 1.2 x 1.0 mm

Lens Pitch 250 μm

Wavelengths 825 nm to 865 nm

Attenuation (Examples) 0.5 mm to 125.0 mm

Back Reflection -2.5 dB; -3.7 dB; -4.6 dB

Optical Cross Talk -42 dB

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Avago, Avago Technologies, and the A logo are trademarks of Avago Technologies in the United States and other countries.Data subject to change. Copyright © 2016 Avago Technologies. AV00-0306EN 01/29/16

Your Imagination. Our InnovationAvago Technologies is a leading designer, developer and global supplier of a broad range of analog, digital, mixed signal and optoelectronics components and subsystems with a focus in III-V compound semiconductor design and processing. Backed by an extensive portfolio of intellectual property, Avago products serve four primary target markets: wireless communications, wired infrastructure, enterprise storage, and industrial and other. Avago has a global employee presence and rich heritage of technical innovation spanning over six decades.

Avago has strong market positions across a broad range of market segments with highly diff erentiated products that include:

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• High Speed SerDes ASIC

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• RAID and SAS I/O Controllers

• PCIe Switches

• Optocouplers

• Motion Encoders

• Industrial Fiber Solutions

• LED Display & Signage Solutions