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Home » Tektronix Acquires Optametra for 100G

Tektronix Acquires Optametra for 100G

July 25, 2011
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Tektronix has acquired Optametra, which supplies a Coherent Lightwave Signal Analyzer, for an undisclosed sum.. The details of the transaction were not disclosed.

Founded in 2007, Optametra is focused on coherent test for 100G and beyond. Optametra launched its 40G Coherent Lightwave Signal Analyzer in March 2009 and followed up with a 100G later that same year. The company is a pioneer in coherent test, and continues to lead with products and customer support in the R&D and manufacturing spaces. The Optametra Signal Analysis Suite offers the most relevant information display, most relevant modulation formats, and widest linewidth tolerance.

“The emergence of coherent optical standards is creating a technology shift in the Communications market and new testing challenges are emerging,” said Amir Aghdaei, President of Tektronix. “Combining Optametra with our next generation of performance oscilloscopes enables us to address this market with a robust solution for our customers. It strengthens our position in Communications and Optical, building our portfolio along with Sampling Scopes and BERTScopes.” http://www.tektronix.com http://www.optametra.com/

  • Optametra is based in Madison, Wisconsin.
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