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TAKE YOUR CONNECTIVITY TO THE NEXT LEVEL
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At Inneos, we specialize in designing and manufacturing fiber optic components for OEMs that need highly reliable solutions for their mission critical systems. Our innovative products are engineered to meet the most demanding requirements of today’s aerospace, medical, automotive, and industrial applications. Some of those products include VCSELs (vertical cavity surface-emitting lasers), optical modules, and HDMI fiber extenders. We are a US-based company with operations in Pleasanton, CA, Zephyr Cove, NV, and Alpharetta, GA. We pride ourselves on helping our customers choose the best photonic solution for their systems and supporting them through the entire product lifecycle.
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Meet Cheetah: a 25G Optical Transceiver based on Inneos’ OptoBGA platform. By combining optical performance with a BGA-based package, the platform is designed to support high-performance, low-cost, manufacturable, and rugged system architectures operating at 25G data rates. Perfect for automotive, aerospace, industrial, and many other environments.
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We are experts in fiber optic technology, from high-performance VCSELs to protocol-level fiber optic extenders. We have designed components for satellites and operating rooms, so we know that performance, quality, and reliability are all critical. We apply our deep technical knowledge to all of our product designs, which is why our customers trust us for mission critical applications. Our patented WaveStacker technology enables eight wavelengths of light on a single strand of fiber to reduce the cost, size, and weight of our photonic solutions. At Inneos, we are dedicated to providing our customers with the reliability and support needed for their critical operations. Contact us today to learn more about our innovative photonics solutions.
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As vehicles evolve toward software-defined architectures, high-resolution sensors, and centralized compute, in-vehicle data rates are rapidly increasing. Emerging applications such as ADAS, autonomous driving, and high-bandwidth infotainment are pushing network requirements well beyond traditional automotive communication speeds. This is where 25 Gbps Automotive Ethernet comes into play, and where Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) becomes a defining challenge. Why EMC Matters More […]
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