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Coherent Company Announces the Launch of High Power Non Cooled G10 Pumped Laser Module for Submarine and Ground Applications

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2024-03-23 10:21:42
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Coherent, a leading supplier of high-performance optical network solutions, announced today the launch of a new high-power non cooled pump laser module based on the latest G10 series semiconductor laser tube technology. These new modules are specifically developed for high reliability submarine applications as well as single chip and dual chip ground applications.

The new non cooled pump laser module is designed specifically for high-power, high-performance optical amplifiers and amplification ROADM line card applications. The non cooled pumped laser module adopts a compact 10 pin external size, which is market first:
Up to 1000 mW output power, suitable for submarine applications.
Up to 2x700 mW, providing both symmetric and asymmetric options on dual chip platforms.

These non cooling modules support the growth trend of energy-saving networks to achieve sustainable development goals. This reduces network ownership costs by reducing overall power consumption and eliminating many thermal and power management devices associated with traditional cooling lasers.

"The company released its first non cooled pump laser module in 2004 and its first dual chip module in 2011, making it a leader in non cooled and dual chip technologies," said Dr. Beck Mason, Executive Vice President of Telecommunications. Our latest G10 pump chip supports the successful development of our high-power non cooled pump laser modules. Combining a wide range of active and passive component product combinations, Coherent provides a leading solution portfolio for submarine and ground amplifier designers.

The certification work for the new single chip and dual chip ground modules will be completed by mid-2024. The samples have been launched and will begin mass production by the end of 2024.

Source: Laser Net

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