KDPOF, Hinge Technology team on chiplets for optical links
By Nick Flaherty, eeNews Europe ( April 25, 2024)

KDPOF in Spain has signed a strategic partnership with Hinge Technology in China to solve key technical issues in the industrial application of chiplets for optical communications in vehicles.
Hinge Technology uses transceivers from KDPOF to design integrated optical modules combined with automotive-grade connectors and optical fibre harnesses to design the electrical electronic architecture (EEA).
The two are jointly researching and developing advanced chip-on-panel (COP) packaging technology using chiplets for low-cost, high-reliability optical processors, optical modules, and complementary optical components tailored for automotive optical communications. This initiative aims to ensure production capacity for various automotive optical communications products.
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