Bookham Technology Has Big Plans for OFC

Feb. 26, 2003
Oxfordshire, UK, February 26, 2003. Bookham Technology plc, boosted by its recent acquisition of the optical components business of Nortel Networks, appears at next month's OFC (Optical Fiber Communication) conference and exhibition in Atlanta, Georgia (March 23-28) as one of the optical components industry's top three companies.

Oxfordshire, UK, February 26, 2003. Bookham Technology plc, boosted by its recent acquisition of the optical components business of Nortel Networks, appears at next month's OFC (Optical Fiber Communication) conference and exhibition in Atlanta, Georgia (March 23-28) as one of the optical components industry's top three companies.

Bookham will be showing its broad product coverage resulting from its investments in key technologies that deliver intrinsic cost reduction and space savings. Examples include:

* Monolithically integrated tunable lasers
* Integrated GaAs transmitters
* Cooled and uncooled high power 980nm pump laser modules
* Intelligent EDFA modules for C & L band
* Extended reach directly modulated BH lasers
* Integrated VOA receivers
* Compact InP MZ modulators

These investments allow Bookham to offer an excellent breadth and depth of product capability unmatched in the industry. The coupling of technical excellence and product breadth allow Bookham to offer cost effective added value solutions such as:

* Hot pluggable transceivers
* A complete range of 10G 300 pin transponders
* Board level products
* Rack mounted solutions

Bookham Technology (Hall C, stand No 3442) will be demonstrating its complete end-to-end capability which involves the integration of the products of both the former Nortel business and the optical components business from Marconi; both acquired by Bookham earlier in 2002.

The on-booth interactive demonstration will feature industry-leading optical solutions reflecting a complete range of components and integrated products. Cost-disruptive, integrated technologies such as Bookham's MSA-compliant, hot pluggable transceiver, an intelligent full-band mini erbium-doped fibre amplifier (EDFA), and the world's only 10 Gb/s coplanar receiver with integrated VOA will be configured in a hands-on, interactive display which clearly illustrates real customer value.

Following its 2002 acquisitions, Bookham has made an important acceleration towards achieving its goal of having its products inside optical networking systems throughout the world and to be a leading provider of solutions for the complete range of customer optical networking requirements.

For Bookham's customers, cost reduction is essential and breadth of product line is critical. Customers are looking for suppliers with the product line, breadth, scale and value-added capability to become their strategic partners. They must also have the staying power to survive the current difficulties while offering cost-effective solutions that reduce component cost or total installed cost and footprint while maintaining, or increasing, product reliability. Bookham leverages its core technologies to deliver such solutions to the industry.

Bookham Technology will be presenting the following papers at OFC on:-
* Wide-frequency-range operation of a high-linearity uncooled DFB laser for next generation radio-over-fiber
* In-Situ etched buried heterostructures for uncooled and extended reach modulated lasers
* The record amplified loss 40GHz electro-absorption modulator module
* Integrated DQPSK transmitter for dispersion-tolerant and dispersion-managed DWDM transmission
* Development of extremely high power 14xy laser diodes with high efficiency and very narrow vertical far field

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