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3G, continue to heat up, ” Villages ” Project Is speeded up, pulling my Optical fiber Marked increase in fiber demand. 2006 market quickly pick up, prices also rose steadily, the industry toward healthy direction. Experts predict that demand for optical fiber and cable in 2010 is expected to reach 29 million core km, annual growth rate of 10%.

  Expanded market space Data show that in 2006 China’s hundred companies and manufacturers in the optical fiber and cable, optical fiber product sales grew 31.2%, cable, sales rose 44%. In recent years, the Chinese market and use of domestic over imported optical fiber, more and more operators began to accept and use of domestic fiber products. Thus, domestic optical fiber cable can completely meet the market demand.

Optical fiber Cable The market opportunity is obvious. Out of the domestic market began to slump, to usher in a larger space for development. From the development trend, growth significantly, MAN , Access network, CPN and other significant growth in fiber consumption. Moreover, 3G, FTTH, NGN, and other new markets also produce optical fiber and cable industry, pulling effect. At present the United States, Japan and other developed countries are vigorously developing fiber to the home, this situation is happening in China. FTTH will become China’s optical communication industry’s most important market, at present, FTTH has been started to promote our country, is expected to need a new way of optical access fiber-optic metropolitan area of about 5 to 10 times the cable route for the 25 ~ 50 times .

With Beijing Olympics , Western Development Project traction, “villages” project in depth, optical fiber and cable operators will continue to increase demand, corporate private network users in the industry, driven by information technology, optical fiber cable in a certain amount of growth period, even greater than the public network, which will provide a vast fiber-optic cable business market space.

Leap into high technology Recent years, optical fiber and cable industry made great progress in technical level. Domestic fiber market has been highly recognized in China Communication The use of trunk lines accumulated more than 20 million core km. Over the past few years, as the market downturn, optical fiber and cable industry through the most difficult stage. But the industry is still in continuous efforts for new applications Advances in Technology of the business very quickly. At present, the new fiber-optic industry has introduced relevant recommendations Plastic Optical fiber and cable technologies are also actively being worked out. In addition, laboratory studies of photonic crystal fiber smoothly, now available for sampling, although the technology still needs further mature and the entire optical communication system technology breakthroughs, but the successful development of the samples, no doubt push forward the process of market applications.

The coming period, the application of new fiber products will become a hot industry and market “new favorite,” such as Mobile Communication with the new fiber-optic, FTTH with new anti-bend single mode fiber, ultra-low-loss single-mode fiber, great length, high-strength fiber-optic submarine cable to use, photonic crystal fiber and high temperature specialty optical fiber and so on, these new products and applications, both will be Industry research And focus.

Future trend is getting better Present, most of the optical fiber and cable companies already have strong research and development capabilities, but the overall situation of the industry to see there are still many negative factors, the main performance is the product independently Intellectual property rights Proportion is not high, less original intellectual property. Such condition leads to domestic enterprises in the global market competition, often in a passive position.

Expert view is that domestic enterprises to enter the international market, well in advance of new technology, fiber optic products reserves, have more intellectual property rights. Meanwhile, it is in-depth understanding and knowledge of international trade rules of the game, and effectively avoid technical barriers to trade. Facing the new situation and actively looking for new economic growth point, is that the enterprises face the market, enterprising positive attitude.
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