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시장보고서
Telecommunications Transceiver/Transponder Markets: 2009-2014
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Abstract
An important part of this report will also be in examining how the major
carriers will be implementing their next-generation 100 Gbps backbones, now
that the appropriate standards are beginning to be firmed up. With this in
mind, this report takes and in-depth look at how this transition will create
opportunities for transceiver/transponder makers. At the other end of the
scale we take a close look at what lies in the future of SONET/SDH. Are there
still markets left for it to serve and does OC-768, in fact, have any future?
CIR has been carrying out analysis of transceiver/transponder markets for over
a decade now and as with all its previous reports in this series, CIR will in
this report, also examine future reach requirements for transceivers and
transponders and what parts of the network will be biggest revenue earners;
long-haul, metro or access.
Also in this report, we review key enabling technologies for public network
transmission modules and how the many overlapping MSAs will play themselves
out in the market. The report also discusses how the leading firms in the
telecom transceiverDtransponder space are planning their product and marketing
strategies for the future with so many uncertainties A - both economic and
technological A-impacting the market .
CIRA' s new telecom transceiver/transponder report analyzes and quantifies all
of the key market opportunities in this business. Detailed volume and value
forecasts are provided for each protocol covered broken out by data rates,
MSA, technology platform, reach, etc.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
- E.1 Current Business Conditions in the Telecom Transceiver/Transponder
Market
- E.1.1 Impact of Economic Growth and Capex Trends
- E.2 Key Opportunities in the Telecom Modules Market
- E.2.1 The Rise of the OTN and the Implications for the WDM Market
- E.2.2 The Future of OC-768: Is There One?
- E.2.2 Is there still a Sweet Spot for OC-192?
- E.2.3 Opportunities, Standards and MSAs
- E.3 Summary of Forecasts
- E.3.1 Changes from Last Year
Chapter One: Introduction
- 1.1 Background to Report
- 1.1.1 Rise of the OTN, Fall of OC-768
- 1.1.2 Where to with OC-768
- 1.1.2 Video, Cloud Computing and What It Means to the Module Makers
- 1.2 Objectives and Scope of Report
- 1.3 Methodology of Report
- 1.4 Plan of Report
Chapter Two: Transceiver/Transponder Technology, Standards, and MSAs
- 2.1 Transceivers and Transponders
- 2.2 Enabling Technologies
- 2.2.1 Where Can Optical Integration Making a Difference: Now and the
Future
- 2.2.2 Silicon Photonics in the Telecom Transponder Space: Who Cares?
- 2.2.2 Influential Developments in Tunable Laser and Other WDM Technology
- 2.2.3 What Telecom Needs from WDM Now
- 2.2.4 Impact of New Dispersion Compensation Technology
- 2.3 Standards Evolution
- 2.3.1 The ITU, OTN and the End of SONET
- 2.3.2 IEEE and the 100 Gbps for Service Providers
- 2.4 MSA Evolution
- 2.4.1 300-pin, XENPAK, XPAK and X2: Where to From Here
- 2.4.2 The Role of XFP and SFP+ in the Public Network
- 2.4.4 Public Network MSAs for the Future: 40 and 100 Gbps
- 2.4.5 MSAs for Tunable Transponders
Chapter Three: Transceivers, Transponders and Markets
- 3.1 Applications Drivers for Public Network Transceiver/Transponder Markets
- 3.1.1 Video, Video, Everywhere!
- 3.1.2 Cloud Computing and Virtualization: What It Means for
Transceiver/Transponder Makers
- 3.3 Long-haul and Ultra-long Haul Networks
- 3.3.1 Network Evolution and Coming Technology Changes: The Optical
Switch At Last?
- 3.3.2 Transponder/Transceiver Requirements
- 3.4 Metro Networks
- 3.4.1 Network Evolution: Metro DWDM and/or Metro SONET?
- 3.4.2 Transponder/Transceiver Requirements
- 3.5 Access Networks
- 3.5.1 Access WDM and ROADMs
- 3.5.2 Transponder/Transceiver Requirements
- 3.6 SONET/SDH Forecasts
- 3.6.1 Forecasts by Data Rate and Reach
- 3.6.2 Forecasts by Network Segment
- 3.7 WDM Forecasts
- 3.6.1 Forecasts by Data Rate and Reach
- 3.6.2 Forecasts by Network Segment
- 3.7 TOSA/ROSA Forecasts
Acronyms and Abbreviations Used in this Report
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