Product types

Desktop units

• For research and development, transmission tests, instrumentation, sensing etc.
• Control via computer and data logging during polarization control is possible (USB).

Modules

• These compact modules/subsystems can be integrated as daughterboards into optical systems such as DQPSK polarization division multiplex or coherent receivers.
• The built-in FPGA can communicate with other digital electronics (SPI and if desired logic lines).

Intellectual property cores

• Certain customers want to avoid daughterboards and integrate for example the complete polarization controller into their motherboard. To these customers an intellectual property (IP) core can be transferred.
• IP core includes
• specifications or schematics and layouts, including low-power ultrafast electrode voltage amplifiers, polarization error signal generation, A/D and D/A conversion, FPGA,
• FPGA software licenses, and software changes if customer intends to use other hardware than we recommend.