RFOptic Newsletter - H1 2023
Welcome to our H1 2023 newsletter. We start this newsletter with a short overview of H1 2023, followedby commercial and company news, and we end with news from our R&D department. As always, feel
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Overview of H1 2022
We will start this newsletter with a short overview of ouractivities in H1 2023. We were able to grow exponentially thisyear. We expanded our commercial activities in the defense
markets in the US, India, and Israel. We also increased thesales of our 5G applications in Europe and in other strategic
markets, especially in the vendor and telcos sub-markets. As
a part of our growth strategy, we established in July 2023 ourNorth American subsidiary, RFOptic Inc., to increase ourpresence and accelerate our growth in the North American market.
Apart from orders from new customers, we also received numerous repeated orders. As part of our overallbusiness strategy, we continued to expand our marketing activities and invest in ground-breaking R&D
to provide new products that meet the requirements of our customers.

Commercial NewsWe recently performed a successful trial in one of the biggest telco’s interoperability labs. A version of
our bi-directional RFoF system was tested successfully. The telco was especially impressed by theperformance and management and monitoring capabilities of our solution.
Other achievements include the delivery of Ka systems to a major Satcom integrator. We also provided
our phase-matched system to a strategic customer and increased our production capability by thousandsof RFoF modules to support our business growth.

Company News
To communicate our new positioning, we have updated our website.
We have added a market segments section to reflect the main
applications that our customers are looking for. Apart from EW &Radar, Broadcast, Testing & Measuring, and Radio Telescope, we areoffering solutions for Drone/UAV, Mines & Emergency Services, andGovernment & Defense customers.
To support our growing business, we hired more personnel, including a seasoned business development
manager for strategic accounts. We doubled the space at our headquarters to include more lab andoperation space and a stock room.

We concluded more deals with major players in the 5G testing sector in Europe and in the EW & Defense
sector in the US. We expanded our activities by helping former Emcore customers with our marketleading products and solutions to replace their Emcore’s discontinued products. You can find our related
news announcement here.
With the growing demand in North America, we have established
our US subsidiary RFOptic Inc., which will sell RFOptic’s
solutions in the US & Canada. The new subsidiary will also provide
pre and post sales services to its customers. RFOptic Inc. will
provide RFOptic’s off-the-shelves products, multi links subsystems, and customized solutions, including our Optical Delay Lines, Altimeter, and build-to-spec subsystems.

Fusoh Shoji Co., Ltd. Joined our Network of Distributors
Fusoh Shoji Co., Ltd. was founded in 1963, and its mission isto supply Japan with cutting-edge microwave & optical
network technology in the 21st Century. As a leading
distributor of electronic parts and electronic communications
equipment for defense and civil applications, Fusoh Shoji will
market RFOptic’s RFoF and ODL solutions in the Japanese market.

News from our R&D department
Thanks to the efforts of our R&D department, we can now provide ourcustomers with our RF over Fiber High SFDR (Low Noise) L series thatare used in applications such as civil communication, antenna
remoting, telemetry, defense systems, and communications. Options
are 12GHz, 18GHz, 20GHz, 30GHz, and 40GHz LN HSFDR solutions.
We also launched Mini Optical Delay Line (ODL) series, which provides
a compact, high-performance solution for testing and calibrating radarsystems or for RF Communication featuring accurate time delay with ultra-low noise. The Mini ODL
solution up to 6 GHz is based on direct modulation, while the Mini ODL solutions from 6 GHz up to 18
GHz are based on indirect modulation.
Current R&D projects include new HSFDR up to 60GHz as well as increasing direct modulation
frequencies, a new capability to supply phase-matched RFoF channels up to 18GHz and 40GHz alongwith our already established phase-matched RFoF solutions up to 6GHz. As a technology-driven
company, we are continuously developing new features for our Optical Delay Lines as well as ourmanagement & monitoring system.
To learn more, contact us.
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