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市場調查報告書
光纖網路元件的市場機會
Optical Components Markets: 2007-Vol 1
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光纖網路元件的市場機會 是由出版商Communications Industry Researchers在2007年04月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書價格從美金995起跳。
擅長網路整體市調分析,於尖端技術領域成績斐然的 Communications Industry Researchers, Inc.(總公司:美國Virginia state),調查分析了有關光纖網路元件的市場機會,並有系統地出版了綜合報告書"Optical Components Markets: 2007-Vol 1"。
此報告書含圖表共102頁,除了調查最新高速網路的光纖網路元件需求及光纖整合、高速雷射調變器等技術方面的方向性,且詳細地探討大規模企業及新企業所導入的市場戰略等,並包括各製品的市場分析及至2012年為止的收益預測。報告書之內容概要如下所示。
摘要
第1章 說明
第2章 主要網路動向:對於元件技術的影響
- 景氣回升刺激新技術
- 元件•FTTH•消費者取向影像配送
- 元件與企業網路
- 高性能運算
- 公共網路的光纖網路
- 對於網路元件的影響:概要
第3章 技術•元件動向
- 說明
- 矽光與光纖整合
- 固定雷射•調變器的新方向性
- 接收器與探測器市場的進化
- 可調性的利用
- 關於MSA的動向
- ROADM技術
第4章 各製品的市場分析•5年預測
- 預測手法
- 固定雷射•光纖無線電收發器•雷射陣列
- 可調變式雷射
- 外部調變器
- 接收器與探測器
- 增幅器
- ROADM
- 保護開關
- 分散補償
- 濾網• 波導管•分歧器
- 市場預測:概要
略稱
關於作者
圖表
Abstract
The long-promised transition of optical networking is taking place. In the
public networks, 40 Gbps SONET/SDH is becoming an upgrade technology choice
for carriers. Ethernet is being overhauled by the IEEE to someday become a 100
Gbps network. Fiber-to-home now has a solid business model behind it.
Meanwhile, WDM is of ever growing importance, not just in the network itself,
but as a core technology in transmission modules of all kinds. And the
point-the-point optical networks that have dominated until now are being
transformed into agile networks mediated by ROADMs.
All this means that component makers have more opportunities than they have
had for years. Succeeding in the components market is no longer just a matter
of low prices and meeting the required specs. Instead, there are opportunities
to create genuinely innovative products that fit in with emerging standards
and networking trends, yet are also quite distinctive in the marketplace.
This report discusses where the key opportunities for optical networking
component makers will be found in the next few years. It focuses especially on
the components that will be needed in the latest high speed networks and on
important technology directions including optical integration, high-speed
laser modulation, tunable components and dispersion control. Included in this
report is a detailed analysis of the strategies being adopted by both large
component firms and start-ups to take advantage of the next wave in
networking. As with all CIR reports, this study also includes a detailed
five-year forecast of the markets covered.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
- E.1 Current And Future Market Environment For The Optical Components
Business
- E.1.1 Investor Confidence in Optical Components Returns
- E.1.2 High-Volume vs. High-Value Opportunities
- E.1.3 New Technologies No Longer Hype
- E.2 Summary Of Emerging Opportunities In Optical Telecom Components
- E.2.1 Active Components
- E.2.2 Passive and Other Components
- E.3 Implications For Networking Electronics
- E.4 Firms To Watch
- E.4.1 Pure Players: Avanex, Bookham, JDSU and Finisar
- E.4.2 Other Established Firms: Avago, CyOptics, and Japanese Firms
- E.4.3 PON Component Firms to Watch
- E.4.4 Other Niche Players
- E.5 Summary Of Forecasts
ChapterOne: Introduction
- 1.1 Background to Report
- 1.2 Objective and Scope of Report
- 1.3 Methodology and Information Sources for Report
- 1.4 Plan of this Report
ChapterTwo: Major Networking Trends: Impact on Component Technologies
- 2.1 Renewed Business Confidence Fuels New Technology
- 2.2 Components, Fiber-to-the-Home and Consumer Video
- 2.2.1 The Video Imperative
- 2.2.2 Impact of Consumer Video
- 2.2.3 Fiber-to-the-x and PONs
- 2.3 Components and Corporate Networking
- 2.3.1 10 GigE to the Server and Beyond
- 2.3.2 Fibre Channel at 8 Gbps and 16 Gbps
- 2.4 High-Performance Computing
- 2.4.1 Data Rate Requirements
- 2.5 Optical Networking in the Public Network
- 2.5.1 Central Offices, POPs and Internet Exchanges
- 2.5.2 The Revival of 40 Gbps SONET/SDH
- 2.5.3 A Note on WDM
- 2.6 The Impact of Networking on Components: A Summary
ChapterThree: Technology and Component Trends
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Silicon Photonics and Optical Integration
- 3.2.1 The Future Role for "Traditional" Integrated Optics
- 3.3 New Directions for Fixed Lasers and Modulators
- 3.3.1 Optical Integration and Active Components
- 3.3.2 Diplexers and Triplexers for PONs
- 3.3.3 Lasers for Higher-Speed Networks
- 3.3.4 The New Parallel Optics
- 3.3.5 New Directions for Modulation
- 3.4 Evolution of the Detector and Receiver Market
- 3.4.1 40-Gbps Detectors and Receivers and Beyond
- 3.4.2 A Note on Materials, Integration and Detectors
- 3.5 The Renaissance Of Tunability
- 3.5.1 Tunable Lasers
- 3.5.2 A Note on Tunable Filters
- 3.6 Comments on MSA Trends
- 3.7 ROADM Technologies
ChapterFour: Market Analysis by Product and Five-Year Market Forecast
- 4.1 Forecasting Methodology
- 4.2 Fixed Lasers, Integrated Transceivers and Laser Arrays
- 4.3 Tunable Lasers
- 4.4 External Modulators
- 4.5 Receivers and Detectors
- 4.6 Amplifiers
- 4.7 ROADMs
- 4.8 Protection Switches
- 4.9 Dispersion Compensation
- 4.10 Filters, Waveguides and Splitters
- 4.11 Summary of Market Projections
Abbreviations and Acronyms Used in this Report
About the Author
List of Exhibits
- Exhibit E-1: Revenues from Optical Telecom Components: 2006-2012 ($
Millions)
- Exhibit 2-1: Evolution of the FTTx (Millions of Subscribers Added in Year)
- Exhibit 2-2: Evolution of the 10GigE Market by IEEE Standards (000s Ports
Shipped)
- Exhibit 2-3: Evolution of the Fibre Channel Market by Speed (Millions
Ports Shipped)
- Exhibit 2-4: Evolution of the SONET/SDH Market by Speed (000s Ports
Shipped)
- Exhibit 2-5: Evolution of the WDM Market by Speed (000s Wavelengths
Shipped)
- Exhibit 2-6: Applications and Markets for Next-Generation Networks
- Exhibit 3-1: Main Factors Shaping the Components Market in the Next Five
to Ten Years
- Exhibit 3-2: Problems to be Overcome in Serial 100G Networks
- Exhibit 3-3: New Integrated Products for Parallel Solutions
- Exhibit 3-4: Selected Suppliers of PON Transceivers
- Exhibit 3-5: Strategies in the FTTx Components Market
- Exhibit 3-6: Modulator Technologies
- Exhibit 3-7:Duo-Binary, DSPK And DQPSK Modulation Format Characteristics
- Exhibit 3-8:Key Receiver Parameters at 10 and 40 Gbps
- Exhibit 4-1: Evolution of the Fixed Laser Market by Technology/Volume
(000s of Lasers Shipped)
- Exhibit 4-2: Evolution of the Fixed Laser Market by Technology/Value ($
Millions)
- Exhibit 4-3: Evolution of the Fixed Laser Market by Networking Type ($
Millions)
- Exhibit 4-4: Evolution of the Tunable Laser Market by Speed
- Exhibit 4-5: Evolution of the External Modulator Market by Speed
- Exhibit 4-6: Evolution of the Receiver Market by Speed and Networking Type
($ Millions)
- Exhibit 4-7: Evolution of the Amplifier Market by Type of Amplification
Technology
- Exhibit 4-8: Evolution of the ROADM Market by Type of Technology Platform
- Exhibit 4-9: Evolution of the Optical Protection Switch Market by
Technology Platform
- Exhibit 4-10: Evolution of the Market for Dispersion Compensation ($
Millions)
- Exhibit 4-11: Evolution of the Market for Dispersion Compensation
- Exhibit 4-12: Evolution of the Market for Filters, Waveguides and Splitters
- Exhibit 4-13: Evolution of the PON Splitter Market
- Exhibit 4-14: Revenues from Optical Telecom Components: 2006-2012 ($
Millions)
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