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MICROSENS
Quality_Made in Germany
Oriented to the future since 1993
1993 _ Establishment of the MICROSENS company by engineers
Dr. Hocine Bezzaoui, Hannes Bauer and Thomas Kwaterski.
1995 _ The concept of ‘Fiber To The Office’ (FTTO) is developed
and lays the foundation stone for one point of focal emphasis at
MICROSENS today. Own production commences.
2001 _ Industrial networking represents the development of a new
future-oriented product division. A patent is filed for the redundancy
mechanism to construct fault-tolerant ring networks.
At MICROSENS ‘Made in Germany’ stands for in-house
development and production. Highly qualified staff and
extensive laboratory and field tests enable short development
cycles and ideal adjustment to changing application
conditions.
Constant investment in the most recent technologies
and continuous monitoring and assessment of internal
processes ensure that performance remains at the most
possible up-to-date level.
2003 _ The latest product generation of optical multiplex systems
achieves transmission capacities of 40 Gbps. MICROSENS is
named IT company of the year.
2006 _ The entry of the new majority shareholder means that
MICROSENS becomes part of the strongly expanding, high yield
euromicron group which focuses on network and fiber optic technologies
and has numerous interests in the industry. This sets the
course for further growth.
MICROSENS is an internationally successful manufacturer
and sells its products throughout the world. In addition
to the company headquarters in the Westphalian city of
Hamm, MICROSENS has sales offices in France and Poland
in order to be able to completely satisfy the different
requirements of customers locally.
2007 _ As a specialist for optical transport systems, MICROSENS
introduces a new transmission platform for high speed services at
the CeBIT. The flexible transmission system supports data transfer
speeds of 10 Gigabits per transmission channel.
2008 _ The cooperation within the euromicron group also produces
its first technological fruits. MICROSENS together with euromicron
GmbH presents an active optical transceiver (SFP) for the new
euromicron EM-RJ connector.
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