Optical MEMS platform released to advance telecom equipment technology

Micralyne Inc. has developed an Advanced Optical MEMS platform for the fiber communication industry that is designed to decrease the time it takes to bring a device to market and reduce development and operational costs.
March 30, 2010
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MARCH 30 2010 -- Micralyne Inc. has developed an Advanced Optical MEMS platform for the fiber communication industry that is designed to decrease the time it takes to bring a device to market and reduce development and operational costs.

The technology addresses two market needs: simple switching and attenuation, as well as complex switching for reconfigurable networks. It is well suited for applications requiring low mirror tilt, including VOA, VOA arrays, and low-port-count WSS, as well as for more demanding applications such as high-port-count WSS and OXC.

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