Ouster, Inc.

Kaiam Corp.

Broadex Technologies UK Limited

Jamie Stokes

Bardia Pezeshki

Dinh Ton

Henk Bulthuis

Ramsey Selim

Mark Frichtl

Michael Bryan Borden

Lucas Soldano

Gideon Yoffe

Suresh Rangarajan

Owen Shea

Susannah Heck

Andrew Grant

A solid-state optical system comprising: a sensor array having a field of view; an emitter array comprising a plurality of emitter units mounted on a surface of a common substrate and arranged in a two-dimensional array, wherein each emitter unit in the plurality of emitter units is spaced apart from its adjacent emitter units by a first distance and emits pulses of light having a predetermined beam divergence; an optical element comprising a plurality of lenses corresponding in number to the plurality of emitter units and arranged in a two-dimensional array in which adjacent optical elements in the two-dimensional array are spaced apart from each other by the first distance, wherein the optical element is positioned adjacent to the emitter array such that each lens in the plurality of lenses is spaced apart from and receives the pulses of light emitted from a corresponding one of the emitter units in the plurality of emitter units and is configured to reduce the angle of divergence of the pulses of light emitted by its corresponding emitter unit; and a diffuser disposed adjacent to the optical element and configured to spread light received from the optical element across the entire field of view of the sensor array.

Optical system for full frame flash solid state LIDAR system

A switch module includes a switch integrated circuit (IC), a photonic integrated circuit (PIC), and a planar lightwave circuit (PLC). The PIC may include a plurality of light sources, an optical splitter, and a plurality of modulators. A dual MEMS may be used to align lens arrays, which may be used to couple light from the PIC to the PLC.

Optical module for terabit switch

An optical transceiver may include pairs of lasers, each laser of a particular pair generating light at the same wavelength and each pair of lasers generating light at different wavelengths. The light from the lasers may be demultiplexed onto a pair of outputs, with each output receiving light from different lasers of each pair of lasers.

QSFP double density module

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