Optical Transceivers Market Share, Size, Emerging Trends and Analysis to 2022

Optical Transceivers Market Size, Share, Analysis, Forecast,

Industry Strategy, Opportunity, Trends, Insights, Growth,

Price, Research Survey, Segment, Outlook and Challenges

Report To 2022

The global optical transceiver market at $4.6 billion in 2015 up dramatically from $3.2 billion in

2013 is anticipated to grow to $41.1 billion by 2022 driven by the availability and cost

effectiveness of 100 Gbps, and 400 Gbps devices. Next generation optical transceiver devices

use less power, are less expensive, and are smarter and smaller. The adoption of widespread use

of the 100 Gbps devices, followed by 400 Gbps devices and the vast increases in Internet traffic

are core to helping manage change in the communications infrastructure markets.

Internet, enterprise augmented reality, and IoT Drive optical network adoption as the mega data

centers are poised for significant growth to support trillion-dollar app markets. Global adoption

of the Internet is driving rapid growth of the mega datacenter and the need for very high speed

network transmission. Optical transceivers are used to upgrade telecommunications networks

and launch very large mega data centers. The development of innovative products is essential to

keeping and growing market share.

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An optical transceiver is a single, packaged device that works as a transmitter and receiver. An

optical transceiver is used in an optical network to convert electrical signals to optical signals

and optical signals to electrical signals. Optical transceivers are widely deployed in optical

networking for broadband. Optical transceiver manufacturers test to ensure that their optical

transceivers have compliance with the defined specifications. Testing of key optical parameters:

transmitter optical power and receiver sensitivity is a big deal....