HyperLight launches advanced 110 GHz modulator in Massachusetts

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HyperLight, a company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has launched a new intensity modulator that operates at 110 GHz. This product uses their TFLN Chiplet™ platform and is designed to work with standard optical fibers and connectors. The new modulator boasts a very low half-wave voltage (Vπ) of 1.4 V and can perform beyond 110 GHz. This advancement is significant for several important applications, such as high-speed data testing and high-frequency radio systems. It simplifies testing setups by reducing the need for extra equipment. Industry experts have recognized HyperLight as a leader in electro-optic modulators. Adam Knapp, a manager at Thorlabs, praised the technology, noting the rising demand for high-bandwidth solutions in fields like artificial intelligence and data communication. HyperLight's CEO, Mian Zhang, explained their commitment to producing top-quality modulators for various sectors, including telecommunications and test measurements. The company is also introducing new products, including an IQ modulator and a high-frequency single-sideband modulator, further expanding their range of modulators to meet different industry needs.


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