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市場調查報告書

因應I/O用途的銅纜線及光纖纜線市場

Optic Connectors Challenging Copper in I/O Applications

出版商 Bishop & Associates, Inc.
出版日期 2008年07月 商品編碼 70983
內容資訊 英文  
價格
US $ 3500 Hard Copy
US $ 3850 Hard Copy + 1 Additional Print Copy
US $ 4550 PDF on CD-ROM (Multi-User Corporate License) & Hard Copy


因應I/O用途的銅纜線及光纖纜線市場 是由出版商Bishop & Associates, Inc.在2008年07月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書價格從美金3500起跳。

簡介

過去在電子系統之間的通訊中都以銅纜線為主要的連線方法,該方法也因應隨系統高速化演進增加的頻寬需要而進化。 另一方面,光纖雖然因為擁有大幅超過銅纜線的頻寬而成為遠距通訊等領域的主要連線方式,但電子設備的訊號必須轉換成光纖脈波是阻礙其擴大發展的主要因素。

本報告書內容包括:電力通訊及光通訊技術介紹、I/O用途中個別技術的優缺點比較、2006年及2007年的連結器銷售資料、2012年的銷售預測資料、未來5年內的年平均成長率預測、連結器及纜線零件製造商介紹等。內容綱要摘記如下:

第1章 調查範圍及方法

  • 調查方法及方針
  • 本報告書的目的及調查方法
  • 資料蒐集方法

第2章 介紹

  • 介紹/發展歷史
  • 銅線相互連接技術
  • 光相互通訊技術
  • 光傳輸的基本原理
  • 光纖的類型
  • 光纖連結器特性
  • 光連結器的類型
  • 銅線連結器的終結過程
  • 光連結器的終結過程
  • 銅線連結器的優缺點
  • 光相互連接技術的優缺點

第3章 高速銅纜線零件概要

  • USB 2.0/3.0
  • MicroGiGaCN、CX4
  • IPass
  • HSSDC-2
  • 高速後方回程纜線連結器
  • DensiShield
  • 顯示面板HDMI
  • 加強型RJ-45
  • 主動式纜線

第4章 一般光纖連結器概要

  • 單一光纖連結器
  • ST連結器
  • FC-PC連結器
  • SC連結器
  • LC連結器
  • MU連結器
  • VF-45連結器
  • 多重光纖連結器
  • FDDI連結器
  • ESCON連結器
  • MT連結器
  • MR-RJ連結器
  • MTP連結器
  • Lightray MPX
  • 光纖轉接器/專用界面
  • 圓形MT連結器
  • HD-OPTY光纖後方回程相互連線

第5章 小型可插電產品產品

  • GB界面轉接器
  • 小型可插電產品(SFP)
  • XFP
  • QSFP
  • SFP+

第6章 主動式光纖纜線

  • Tyco Electronics
  • Emcore
  • Zarlink
  • 富士通
  • Luxtera
  • Finisar

第7章 界面選擇過程

第8章 光纖、銅線連結器、纜線零件的供應企業

  • 光纖界面製造商
  • 銅線界面製造商

第9章 光相互連線產業的標準

  • FOCIS
  • TIA/EIA
  • SONET

第10章 高速銅纜線及光纖纜線的用途

  • 發展歷史
  • 網路通訊
  • PCI Express
  • Infiniband
  • Ethernet

第11章 銅線及光纖的選擇

  • 傳統用途
  • 近距離通訊領域中光纖技術的進歩
  • 選擇標準
  • 資料傳輸率/抵達距離/密度的趨勢
  • 銅線及光纖的品質表現比較

第12章 銅線及光纖相互連線技術的進歩

  • 促進技術進歩的因素
  • 40/100Gbps Ethernet
  • Fiber To The Home(FTTH)
  • 光連結器發展藍圖
  • 光纖後方回程連線
  • 矽奈米光電

第13章 市場評估及預測

第14章 主要調查結果及結論

附錄A:專有名詞及定義

目錄

Abstract

Bishop & Associates has just released a new 14 CHAPTER research report exploring the technology of both electrical and optic communication links, and compares the relative advantages and disadvantages of each in I/O applications. Connector sales data is provided for the years 2006, 2007, 2012 forecast, and five-year CAGRs.

Copper cables have historically been the primary media that allowed electronic systems to communicate. Copper cabling systems have evolved over the years to enable increasing bandwidth as system speeds increased. Cable constructions including coaxial, and shielded twisted pair along with advanced signaling devices have pushed the performance capabilities of copper Input / output cables to multigigabit speeds. Prediction of copper bandwidth limitations has consistently proven inaccurate as designers find ways to enable copper links to satisfy their performance requirements. Copper cable assemblies are an established technology that permits easy repair in the field using common tools. A variety of industry standards define copper interfaces that enable equipment connectivity, an essential feature of many of today' s electronic products.

The elements of optic communication technology have been developing over a long period of time, but the ability to fabricate optic links became practical in the 1960' s. Copper cables have been in a continuous process of evolving to higher speed performance, while fiber was born with bandwidth capability far beyond the limitations of copper. Glass fiber was quickly adopted as the media of choice for long distance communication links that spanned the earth. Low cost, high bandwidth optic cables have enabled global telecom and Internet communications that have reshaped the world. In addition to exceptional bandwidth, fiber links offers excellent signal integrity, electrical isolation, noise immunity and the ability to transmit over long distances without the need for amplifiers or repeaters.

A primary impediment to the implementation of fiber is the fact that signals produced by electronic equipment must be converted to optic pulses before they can be transmitted over fiber cables. This has been an expensive process that could only be justified in long distance applications. Improvements in the performance of optic cables together with the introduction of lower cost electro-optic conversion devices have allowed fiber to become competitive in shorter reach applications.

Market demand for higher speed links is putting pressure on copper cables that must incorporate more exotic features to keep pace. Increasing data rates can limit the effective length of copper cable assemblies opening the door to optic alternatives. System designers now have the option of choosing optic or copper media in many I/O applications of less than 10 meters.

The report is organized into 14 chapters plus a glossary of terms and definitions.

Some of the issues addressed include:

  • What technical and economic factors may be changing the copper vs. fiber I/O selection process?
  • What are the primary applications for high-speed communication links in current telecom and computing equipment? How may these change in the next five years?
  • What signal loss and distortion factors influence the performance of high-speed copper and fiber optic links?
  • What are the factors that make pluggable small form-factor modules an attractive option?
  • How do formal and defacto industry standards influence the copper vs. fiber link decision?
  • How do the manufacturing and repair processes of copper and fiber optic cables compare?
  • What are the fastest growing markets for high-speed I/O cables?
  • At what distance and data rate do fiber links become a more practical choice over copper?
  • Are “active fiber cable assemblies” a long-term solution to bandwidth and cable bulk problems?
  • Where do small form factor pluggable interfaces offer the best alternative to solutions in high-speed I/O applications?
  • What are the market values of high-speed copper and fiber optic connectors and cable assemblies by region of the world?
  • What are the dollar and percent growth forecasts for high-speed copper and fiber optic connectors and cable assemblies through 2012?
  • What emerging technologies now in development may allow fiber to become the preferred media for the majority of high-speed I/O communication?
  • Will the cost of advanced high-speed copper cables tip the advantage to fiber optic links?
  • Will 10 Gb/s Ethernet drive a movement toward greater use of fiber optic links?

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 - Report Scope and Methodology

  • Methodology and Approach
  • Report Objectives Study Methodology
  • Data Collection Forms

CHAPTER 2 - Introduction

  • Introduction / History
  • Copper Interconnect Technology
  • Optic Interconnect Technology
  • Basic Principals of Optical Transmission
  • Optical Fiber Types
  • Fiber Optic Connector Less Characteristics
  • Optical Connector Types
  • Copper Connector Termination Process
  • Optic Connector Termination Process
  • Advantages / Disadvantages of Copper Connectors
  • Advantages of Copper Connectors
  • Disadvantages of Copper Connectors
  • Advantages of Fiber Optic Interconnects
  • Disadvantages of Fiber Optic Interconnects

CHAPTER 3 - Overview of High-Speed Copper Cable Assemblies

  • USB 2.0 / 3.0
  • MicroGiGaCN, CX4
  • IPass
  • HSSDC-2
  • High-Speed Backplane Cable Connectors
  • DensiShield
  • Display Port, HDMI
  • Enhanced RJ-45
  • Active cables

CHAPTER 4 - Overview of Common Fiber Optic Connectors

  • Single Fiber Connectors
  • ST Connectors
  • FC-PC Connectors
  • SC Connectors
  • LC Connectors
  • MU Connectors
  • VF-45 Connectors
  • Multi-Fiber Connectors
  • FDDI Connectors
  • ESCON Connectors
  • MT Connectors
  • MR-RJ Connectors
  • MTP Connectors
  • Lightray MPX
  • Fiber Optic Adapters / Special Purpose Intefaces
  • Circular MT Connectors
  • HD-OPTY Fiber Optic Backplane Interconnect

CHAPTER 5 - The Small Form Factor Pluggable Option

  • Gigabit Interface Adapter
  • Small Form Factor Pluggable (SFP)
  • XFP
  • QSFP
  • SFP+

CHAPTER 6 - Active Optical Cables

  • Tyco Electronics
  • Emcore
  • Zarlink
  • Fujitsu
  • Luxtera
  • Finisar

CHAPTER 7 - The Interface Selection Process

CHAPTER 8 - Fiber Optic and Copper Connector and Cable Assembly Suppliers

  • Optic Interface Manufacturers
  • Molex, USConec, Timbercon, Stratos Lightwave, Sabritec
  • Yazaki, Sumitomo Electric, Corning, Sanmina SCI, NTT
  • Copper Interface Manufacturer
  • Amphenol, Molex, FCI Electronics, Tyco Electronics, Samtec, Gore
  • Meritic, Sanmana, SCI

CHAPTER 9 - Optic Interconnect Industry Standards

  • FOCIS Standards.
  • TIA / EIA Standards
  • SONET

CHAPTER 10 - High-Speed Copper and Fiber Cable Applications

  • History.
  • Networking.
  • PCI Express
  • Infiniband
  • Ethernet

CHAPTER 11 - The Copper or Fiber Decision

  • Traditional Copper and Fiber Applications
  • Advances in Fiber to Address Shorter Reach
  • Selection Criteria
  • Data Rate/Distance/Density Trends
  • Copper / Fiber 10 Gb/s Performance Comparisons

CHAPTER 12 - Advances in Copper and Fiber Interconnects

  • Technology Drivers
  • 40 / 100 Gb Ethernet
  • Fiber to the Home
  • Optical Connector Roadmap
  • Optical Backplanes
  • Silicon Nanophotonics

CHAPTER 13 - Copper and Fiber Market Estimates and Forecast

  • Introduction
  • World Fiber Optic Cable Terminated Connector Market, 2006-2007
  • World High-Speed Copper Cable Terminated Connector Market, 2006-2007
  • World fiber Optic Cable Terminated Connector Market, Telecom / Datacom Applications, 2006 2007
  • World High-Speed Copper Cable Terminated Connector Market, Telecom / Datacom Applications, 2006-2007
  • World Fiber Optic Cable Terminated Connector Market, Computing Applications, 2006-2007
  • World High-Speed Copper Cable Terminated Connector Market, Computing Applications, 2006-2007
  • World fiber Optic Cable Assembly Market, Telecom / Datacom Applications, 2006-2007
  • World High-Speed Copper Cable Assembly Market, Telecom / Datacom Applications, 2006-2007
  • World Fiber Optic Cable Assembly Market, Computing Applications, 2006-2007
  • World High-Speed Copper Cable Assembly Market, Computing Applications, 2006-2007
  • Fiber Optic Connector Forecast, Telecom / Datacom Applications, 2007-2012
  • High-Speed Copper Connector Forecast, Telecom / Datacom, Applications 2007-2012
  • Fiber Optic Connector Forecast, Computing Applications,2007-2012
  • High-Speed Copper Connector Forecast, Computing Applications, 2007-2012
  • Fiber Optic Cable Assembly Forecast, Telecom / Datacom, Applications, 2007-2012
  • High-speed Copper Cable Assembly Forecast, Telecom / Datacom Applications, 2007-2012
  • Fiber Optic Cable Assembly Forecast, Computing Applications, 2007-2012
  • High-Speed Copper Cable Assembly Forecast, Computing Applications, 2007-2012

CHAPTER 14 - Major Findings and Conclusions

Appendix A - Terms and Definitions

Appendix B - List of Contributors

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