Sensors get the attention, but Fiber Optic Communication is what carries their data. Moving multi-gigabit radar and video streams over glass rather than copper means lower loss, lower latency, and no electromagnetic leakage that jammers can find.

In a defense network, Fiber Optic Communication also means isolation. Optical links do not radiate into the environment the way RF cables do, and they are not affected by nearby high-power transmitters. That makes them ideal beside radar and in the field.

The module is the link

CloudWing treats Fiber Optic Communication as a system component, with optical modules screened for temperature, vibration, and long duty cycles. A fielded Fiber Optic Communication link is only as reliable as the transceiver at each end.

• Low-loss, low-latency data transport for radar and video
• Immunity to electromagnetic interference and low signal leakage
• Environmentally screened optical modules for field use
• Support for long-distance and multi-site connections
• Easy integration into rack, shelter, and vehicle networks

Before you add one more sensor, check the Fiber Optic Communication layer that has to carry it. A dependable optical backbone keeps the whole picture moving, and keeps it secure.