
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Free space optical communication could offer high speed connectivity without the need of optical fibers. That's where groups like Attochron come in. They are actively working to develop the next generation of light waves for free space optical communications. Using short coherence length optical sources, including ultrashort pulsed lasers, they believe they have found a way to overcome the hurdles holding these systems back from hitting the mainstream. On this episode, we are joined by Tom Chaffee, founder and CEO of Attochron, Jim Olson, senior VP of sales and marketing, and Wayne H. Knox, professor of Optics at the University of Rochester and consultant at Attochron. Some materials referenced by our guest could be found on our YouTube channel.
By All Things Photonics5
1212 ratings
Free space optical communication could offer high speed connectivity without the need of optical fibers. That's where groups like Attochron come in. They are actively working to develop the next generation of light waves for free space optical communications. Using short coherence length optical sources, including ultrashort pulsed lasers, they believe they have found a way to overcome the hurdles holding these systems back from hitting the mainstream. On this episode, we are joined by Tom Chaffee, founder and CEO of Attochron, Jim Olson, senior VP of sales and marketing, and Wayne H. Knox, professor of Optics at the University of Rochester and consultant at Attochron. Some materials referenced by our guest could be found on our YouTube channel.

43,898 Listeners

32,100 Listeners

30,666 Listeners

4,137 Listeners

4,345 Listeners

14,277 Listeners

599 Listeners

1,657 Listeners

547 Listeners

77 Listeners

4,170 Listeners

6,089 Listeners

259 Listeners

5,530 Listeners

4 Listeners