Our Mission
The Optoelectronics Industry Development Association (OIDA) is a Washington DC-based organization that is the focal point for vision, transformation, and growth of the optoelectronics industry. OIDA advances the competitiveness of its members by focusing on the business of technology, not just technology itself.
Publications & Presentations
Presentations Posted
OIDA Connect
Events
| Dates | Upcoming Forums | Location |
| March 10-11, 2010 | Fabrication Challenges and Opportunities in Photonics |
Santa Clara, CA |
| June 16-17, 2010 |
Green Photonics: Innovation and Opportunity |
Santa Clara, CA |
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October 2010 |
Photonic Integration 2010 |
Santa Clara, CA |
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November 2010 |
OIDA Annual Forum / Future Communications |
Santa Clara, CA |
21st Annual Workshop on Interconnections within High Speed Digital Systems
May 2-5, 2010 - Santa Fe, NM
Interconnections within digital computing and switching systems today are often a critical performance bottleneck. The purpose of this Workshop is to determine the interconnection requirements of emerging and future computer and communications systems and to discuss state-of-the-art solutions in wired and wireless, optical and electrical interconnection technologies. Interconnection technologies are considered at the component, packaging, and systems level.
The rapid growth of computer internetworking and the rise of new applications to support content, commerce and communications are driving the requirements for still higher levels of computing and communications. Without dramatic improvements in the performance of the interconnections, the exponential increase in the performance of high-speed electronics and communications technologies will not continue.
For more information, visit http://www.photonicsconferences.org/HSD2010
Fabrication Challenges and Opportunities in Photonics
March 10-11, 2010 - Santa Clara, CA
This one and a half day forum will expand on the topics discussed at OIDA’s 2005 forum: Challenge of InP Photonic Development and the Optical Foundry. We will review what has changed from that workshop and to shift the focus of the discussion from one of the “supplier” to examining, in more detail, the challenges and needs from the perspective of the user community; small, cash-poor, innovative startups, custom design houses and IDMs (integrated device manufacturers) who may want to take advantage of access to external resources and capabilities. More >>
OIDA's 2009 OPTOmism Conference: Powering the Green Revolution through Photonics
A Resounding Success!
During the May 18-20 event in Santa Clara’s Techmart Center, nearly 300 participants engaged in a lively exchange of industry insights, best practices, value chain issues, scaling deployments and next generation developments of green photonics. The photonics industry is at the core of developing and delivering solutions that enable greater efficiency, smaller carbon footprints, and promote economic growth. It covers a wide range of technologies and applications: photovoltaic energy generation, highly efficient solid-state lighting, advanced sensing and instrumentation for environmental monitoring and effective power generation and delivery, new low-power display and communications technologies, and clean manufacturing using laser processing. OPTOmism established itself as a premier event that brings together executives and leading researchers to address the growing and critical role of these key advanced technologies in global efforts to “live green” in energy and environmental solutions.
OIDA Commission testimony focuses on strengthening the U.S. Optoelectronics Industry
Michael Lebby, president of OIDA, testified at a hearing on China's Industrial Policy and Its Impact on U.S. Companies, Workers and the American Economy. Chaired by Commissioners Patrick A. Mulloy and Daniel M. Slane, Lebby offered OIDA’s perspective on the panel discussing China's Nanotechnology and Optoelectronics Industries. More>>
Image Courtesy of Robert Boege, SPIE/ASTRA. - (Left to right: Dr. Michael S. Lebby, OIDA, Dr. Eugene G. Arthurs, SPIE, Dr. Richard P. Appelbaum, UCSB)