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    2018 Lightwave Innovation Reviews Finalists: MACOM

    March 9, 2018
    MACOM earned a pair of Finalist nods in our Optical Components category. The first product, the MACOM MATA-03819, is a four-channel, 106G, 53 Gigabaud PAM4, Linear TIA for 400G optical modules. The second product, the PT-28E, is a differential-output receiver that addresses both 28-Gigabaud and 56-Gigabaud PAM4 receive applications.
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    MACOM earned a pair of Finalist nods in our Optical Components category. The first product, the MACOM MATA-03819, is a four-channel, 106G, 53 Gigabaud PAM4, Linear TIA for 400G optical modules. The second product, the PT-28E, is a differential-output receiver that addresses both 28-Gigabaud and 56-Gigabaud PAM4 receive applications. Watch this video, then find out more about the MATA-03819 and the PT-28E.

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