分散補償市場的機會：電子、光纖及可調變 是由出版商Communications Industry Researchers在2007年08月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書價格從美金1495起跳。
擁有豐富網路相關先進技術市場相關調查經驗的 Communications Industry Researchers, Inc.（總公司: Virginia state, USA）針對分散補償市場進行調查分析，並整理市場機會及預測後出版報告書 "Opportunities in Dispersion Compensation: Electronic, Optical and Tunable" 。
本報告書內容包括：分散補償市場的機會分析、定量化、逐漸抬頭的10Gbps、40Gbps及100Gbps規格的影響、遠距市場的復甦及大都會網路中WDM普及發展分析、網路領域別、資料傳輸速度及技術類型別預測等。內容綱要摘記如下：
實施概要
第1章
第2章 分散補償的市場條件
- 介紹
- 公共網路中逐漸出現的分散補償的課題
- 遠距及超遠距網路
- 大都會網路分散補償連線網路的潛在需求
- 採用高度調變方式的影響
- 10GigE（Gygabite乙太網路）的分散補償利用方法
第3章 分散補償技術
- 介紹
- 網路分散補償光纖現在及未來的角色
- 光纖基礎的分散補償模組：現在及未來的利用情形
- 可調變分散補償模組
- 電子分散補償
第4章 市場預測
- 預測方法
- 網路領域別分散補償產品的預測
- 技術別分散補償產品的預測
Abstract
When most networks operated at under 2.5 Gbps, dispersion compensation was
required infrequently. But dispersion compensation has now assumed a central
role in optical networking. As 10 Gbps networks have risen to prominence,
dispersion compensation has become required in as much as 20 percent of the
public network, according to some sources. With 40 Gbps networks now being
built and 100 Gbps networks just a few years away, dispersion compensation
looks like it will generate some very large opportunities in the next five
years or so.
In addition, dispersion compensation now looks like it will be the key to
serial transmission of 10 GigE over multimode fiber through the widespread
deployment of the IEEEs LRM standard in the data center. This will be the
first “mass market” opportunity for dispersion compensation, in
this case electronic dispersion compensation (EDC)
The arrival of EDC serves to underline that dispersion compensation systems
have grown in technological sophistication. Just a few years back, no one
would have seriously considered doing dispersion compensation with electronics
and EDC represent an entirely new opportunity for the network silicon
business. Once dispersion compensation modules were no more than large spools
of fiber and these still form a large part of the market, although they have
become highly miniaturized. At the same time, tunable dispersion compensators
have emerged; still a tiny market, but likely to prove essential as 40 Gbps
deployment ramps up, opening up new revenue potential for a variety of tunable
optical mechanisms.
This report analyzes and quantifies all the opportunities in the dispersion
compensation space. It covers the impact of emerging 10 Gbps, 40 Gbps and 100
Gbps standards, the long-haul renaissance and the continued penetration of WDM
in the metro. It will also assess the growing number of technology approaches
and market strategies that the approximately 30 firms now active in the
dispersion compensation space are employing. The report includes a detailed
five-year forecast of dispersion compensation, broken out by network segment,
data rate and type of technology. It will be essential reading in dispersion
compensation firms and at fiber, module and chip makers.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
- E.1 Opportunities in Dispersion Compensation
- E.2. Firms to Watch
- E.3 Summary of Market Forecasts
Chapter One
- 1.1 Background to this Report
- 1.2 Goals and Scope of this Report
- 1.3 Methodology of this Report
- 1.4 Plan of Report
Chapter Two: Market Requirements for Dispersion Compensation
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Emerging Dispersion Compensation Issues in the Public Network
- 2.2.1 Long-Haul and Ultra-Long Haul Networks
- 2.2.2 Metro Networks
- 2.2.3 Potential Need For Dispersion Compensation Access Networks
- 2.2.4 Impact of Deployment of Advanced Modulation Schemes
- 2.3 How Dispersion Compensation is Being Used in 10 GigE Networks
Chapter Three: Dispersion Compensation Technologies
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Current and Future Role of Dispersion Compensation Fiber in the Network
- 3.3 Fiber-Based Dispersion Compensation Modules: Current and Future Use
- 3.4 Tunable Dispersion Compensation Modules
- 3.4.1 Mechanisms for Tunability
- 3.4.2 Current and Future Use
- 3.5 Electronic Dispersion Compensation
- 3.5.1 EDC for 10 GigE
- 3.5.2 EDC for Public Networks
Chapter Four: Market Forecasts
- 4.1 Forecasting Methodology
- 4.1.1 Sources of Error and Alternative Scenarios
- 4.2 Forecast of Dispersion Compensation Products by Network Segment
- 4.3 Forecast of Dispersion Compensation products by Technology
