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Mitsubishi Electric sampling DFB-CAN laser with built-in wavelength monitor for digital coherent communications

What happened

Mitsubishi Electric has begun sampling a DFB-CAN laser with a built-in wavelength monitor, packaged in a low-cost TO-56 CAN. This product targets the digital coherent communications market for smaller, lower-power optical transceivers. Neutral: This is a long-term R&D milestone with no immediate impact on supply, demand, or pricing for existing components.

Impact and signal

Low impactImpact score: 15/100

Affected components and suppliers

DFB Laser DiodeCoherent Optical Transceiver

Mitsubishi Electric Corp

new-productpackagingR&D

Source and time

Source: Semiconductor Today · 4/8/2024 · View original source

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Mitsubishi Electric sampling DFB-CAN laser with built-in wavelength monitor for digital coherent communications

What happened

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