DWDM Passive Optical Network PON Rackmount 40CH Single Mode

DWDM Passive Optical Network PON Rackmount 40CH Single Mode

Descriptions

DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexer) technology is an extension of optical networking.

Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) is an optical multiplexing technology used to increase the bandwidth of existing optical networks

DWDM devices (multiplexer, or Mux for short) combine the output from several optical transmitters for transmission across a single optical fiber. At the receiving end, another DWDM device (demultiplexer, or Demux for short) separates the combined optical signals and passes each channel to an optical receiver.

Passive DWDM network architecture begins with a transponder or transceiver accepting data inputs of various traffic types and protocols. This transponder performs the essential function of mapping input data onto an individual DWDM wavelength. Each individual wavelength is fed to an optical multiplexer (MUX) which filters and combines multiple wavelengths onto a single output port for transmission over the main/core/common DWDM fiber. At the receiving end wavelengths can then be separated to isolate the individual channels by using an optical demultiplexer (De-MUX), each channel is then routed to the appropriate client-side output through an additional wavelength matched transponder.

Features
2-96 channels
Uni- or bi-directional
RF and data on a single strand of fiber
Reduces the number of leased fibers required – by up to 96 times
Can be part of ViaLite’s Long Distance Link
High isolation between channels

Applications
DWDM System
PON Systems
FTTx Systems
CATV networks
Metro
Data Central

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