Sentence examples for optical communication technologies from inspiring English sources

Optical communication technologies are playing more and more important roles in both intra- and inter- data center networks.

Invisible infrared laser beams, which can carry large amounts of information at high speeds across space using free-space optical communication technology (FSO), will connect the satellites to each other and to receivers on the surface of the Earth.

I.B.M. announces an optical communication technology for future computing systems that uses light instead of electrical signals to transfer information, allowing large volumes of data to move quickly between computer chips in servers, large data centers and supercomputers.

Optical communication technology shows promising prospects to fulfill the large bandwidth requirements of future deep-space exploration.

Er-doped silica-based materials have been extensively studied in the field of optical communication technology for their promising applications as active elements in photonic devices [1 4].

Recently, free space optical communication technology has attracted much research because it has been successfully used in various applications such as satellite communication, deep-space probes and terrestrial communication.

Optical communication technology shows promising prospects to fulfill the large bandwidth communication requirements of future deep-space exploration missions that are launched by NASA and various other international space agencies.

The agency is working on laser-based optical-communication technologies.

It will be possible to solve the above-mentioned problems with the development of intelligent substation, protection device design and manufacturing, network communication and optical fiber communication technologies.

Optical (Laser) communication technology is currently being introduced, but this is still in the development phase.

Visible light communication (VLC) is an optical wireless communication technology that uses visible light emitting diodes (LEDs) as a communication source.