Article

October 25, 2021

WATCH: Cooled Optics for High Performance Automotive LiDAR

Phononic recently had an opportunity to present during the Virtual Automotive LiDAR Conference that took place September 21-23, 2021. Alex Guichard, Ph.D. & Phononic’s VP of Product Marketing, presented Phononic’s recent market trends and challenges in the automotive LiDAR…

Ebook

September 9, 2021

The Future of Optical Communications is Cooled

As the data rate demand continues to increase, so too does the need for extremely high performance. And while there was a time when lasers in transceivers would work within acceptable standards for short distances, that time is quickly passing.

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June 7, 2021

The Future of Optical Communications is Cooled

The pandemic has catalyzed a long-term acceleration of network bandwidth for internet service and content providers. The digital transformation that has resulted from COVID-19 has truly touched all of our lives – it has changed the way we work, learn,…

Brief

June 7, 2021

TECs are driving the future of autonomous vehicles

LiDAR for autonomous vehicles is a groundbreaking technology that requires the absolute highest levels of performance and reliability to ensure their overall safety. 7781…

Data sheet

June 7, 2021

TECs for LiDAR

Phononic’s high-performance TECs efficiently cool LiDAR sensor components while reducing overall TOSA power consumption. 7777…

Ebook

October 26, 2020

5G eBook

The rollout of 5G applications will require enormous amounts of fiber, and the lasers, detectors and other optical components that transmit signals along all of that fiber will need to be cooled.

Ebook

October 26, 2020

LiDAR eBook

LiDAR stands for light detection and ranging. It is also known as laser scanning. Learn more about our solutions for LiDAR to improve your remote sensing!

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January 16, 2020

2020 Top Trends and Predictions for the Opto Market

As the optoelectronics industry continues to see growth and anticipates more new technologies to be unveiled in the coming year, we can expect the same for optical communications.