Optical modulators encode information onto optical transmissions by converting electronic data signals to optical pulses. The years of coverage, in this report, are: 2010-2015. This report provides the modulator market forecasts in terms of Quantity (number of units), Average Selling Prices per unit and Consumption Values.
The fiber optics industry is now observing an increase in the consumption of the transmitter/receiver optical communication links that facilitate a strong environment for the use of modulators. This report presents the forecast data for the following regions, plus a Global summary:
- Americas (North America, Central and South America)
- Europe (Western & Eastern Europe, plus Middle Eastern countries)
- Asia Pacific (APAC)
Company independent trend analysis points out that there will be 100Gbps links deployed within the timeframe of this analysis (2010-2015); however, mid- to late in the forecast period. Coherent detection is the trend that operators are accepting, relative to deployment of 100Gbps links and beyond.
America held a slight relative market share lead in global consumption value of optical modulators in 2010, with about 42 percent relative market share in telecommunication, Internet (ISP) and related commercial optical communication applications. The American region will increase slightly slower in terms of annual growth (2010-2015), therefore, is forecast to slip from the leadership role in 2015, giving away from the impressive build-out in the APAC region, led by China especially.
Modulators are a critical part of DWDM network infrastructures that are expanding to support increasing bandwidth requirements. The 2010-2015 forecast period will include technology advances and lower cost options for optical modulators in response to the need for more affordable optical transmission links. Modulators used in 40-Gbit/sec links for higher-speed networks are expected to demonstrate dramatic growth. We also expect America to take the (consumption value) lead in the deployment of even faster 100G links during the forecast period. Worldwide consumption value (all categories) is forecast to increase at a pace of 24 percent per year over the 2010-2015 timeline.
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