Fiberkommunika
Fiberkommunika is a high-speed optical fiber telecommunications technology developed in Sweden. The technology utilizes direct modulation of a laser to transmit high-speed data signals over relatively short distances. This contrasts with traditional fiber-optic systems, which typically rely on external modulators to encode data onto lightwaves.
In the Fiberkommunika system, a direct modulation technique is employed to generate a high-frequency modulation of
Research on Fiberkommunika technology began in the 1990s at the Swedish telecom manufacturer Ericsson, with the
The advantages of Fiberkommunika lie in its simplicity, low power consumption, and compact design. This technology