JDSU photovoltaic (PV) technology serves two main applications: power generation using multijunction solar cells, and power delivery systems over optical fiber serving sensors in critical environments More >

Renewable Energy
JDSU concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) cells are primarily intended for use under concentrated sunlight, typically in the range of 100 X to 1,000 X.

Wireless Communications
Photonic power technology offers key benefits for a variety of wireless network applications.

Electrical Power Utility Substations
Photonic power, in the form of JDSU's Optically Powered Data Link, provides an ideal alternative to the instrument transformer approach for current measurements in high voltage (HV) environments.

Industrial Sensors
By providing isolated power over a noise immune, spark-free, non-conductive optical fiber, photonic power solutions are ideal for sensor applications such as EMI test and measurement.

Defense
Photonic power can offer a variety of cost and performance advantages for powering defense and security systems.

Medical
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology and other electronic patient monitoring devices operating in high magnetic and RF fields can be powered using isolated photonic power to ensure interference-free measurements.

Aerospace
Photonic power technology eliminates electromagnetic interference and delivers spark-free power to address the needs of avionics applications.