Corona announces OC-768 VSR transmitters and receivers

Aug. 8, 2001
Aug. 8, 2001--Corona Optical Systems, Inc., a producer of high-speed optoelectronic components and subsystems, announced it has begun customer sampling of what the company claims is the first OC-768 VSR parallel optical transmitter and receiver pairs.

Corona Optical Systems, Inc., a producer of high-speed optoelectronic components and subsystems, announced it has begun customer sampling of what the company claims is the first OC-768 VSR parallel optical transmitter and receiver pairs. The optoelectronic devices facilitate efficient, high-speed optical connections in communications and data networking equipment. Corona's modules feature a throughput of 40 Gb/s in a 13mm x 13mm BGA package-roughly the size of a dime, making them the smallest parallel devices available.

In addition to size, speed and reliability, Corona's parallel optical modules feature a Pick & Place compatible BGA package. They are true surface mount devices and can be configured with multiple heat sink options. Corona's devices can also be made available on Tape and Reel.

About Corona Optical Systems:

Corona Optical Systems, Inc. is a venture-backed technology company providing optoelectronic subsystems and components for carrier-class equipment. For more information, visit www.coronasys.com.

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