Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[Fruno]

GP provided no support for the 1% or 5% number. I'd like to see a source that breaks this down. Not just to nudge GP to back up his numbers, but I've never seen an analysis that provides this type of detail.

LWLG is driving their modulators with <1V, likely at 0.6V, which is in the range of the power used in typical CMOS circuits. The lowest power consumption I've seen for current lithium niobate modulators is 3.2V, with 5-8 V typical (example here). This is where the 10X number is coming from (it's an estimate).

Beyond the power needed for the modulators, there is another power savings since less heat is produced. Getting a good estimate of overall power savings is probably pretty complicated.