The RF-over-fiber is method of converting radio waves into light by modulating the intensity of light source with RF signal. The increasing demand for high capacity cellular capacity and growing demand for FTTX are creating lucrative market opportunities for the players operating in the market to gain a more significant market share of the RF-over-fiber market. The companies operating in the market might face challenges related to testing while installing the RF-over-fiber network.
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The list of companies for RF-Over-Fiber Market include:
APIC Corporation
EMCORE Corporation
ETL Systems Ltd
Finisar Corporation
Foxcom
Glenair
HUBER SUHNER
Optical Zonu Corp
SEIKOH GIKEN Co Ltd
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Segments-
The global RF-over-fiber market is segmented on the basis of component, the market is segmented as frequency band, application and end-use. Based on component, the market is segmented as optical cables, optical amplifiers, transceivers, optical switches, antennas, others. On the basis of frequency band the market is segmented as L, S, C, X, KU and KA. Based on the application the market is segmented into telecommunications, radar, navigation, broadcast and broadband. On the basis of end-use the market is segmented as commercial and military.
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