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Optical Lab<\/h1>\n<\/div>

After product specification, the development process starts with Schematics and PCB (Printed Circuit Board) Design, followed by Micro-electronics Development and Simulation and Prototypes Bring-up and Unitary Tests. Altice Labs develops PCBs which are among the most complex in the world. Today telecom systems have PCBs with components with more than 2500 pins.
\nA single PCB can have more than 5500 components, can operate with more than 10Gb\/s frequencies on backplanes, and provide power supplies with more than 50A to a single part.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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